Outraged and Unhinged Nobel Committee Lectures Maria Corina Machado After She Shares Her Peace Prize with President Donald Trump

January 16, 2026

The Nobel Committee passed over President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize in October despite the US leader brokering eight different peace treaties his first year back in office, and that was in his first 10 months!

President Trump has brokered eight different peace treaties in 2025.

He is even credited with the peace agreement between Israel and Hamas that will go into effect late last year.

Key Peace Deals and Frameworks:

Conflict/Region
Date
Description
Status
Key Details
Azerbaijan-Armenia
August 8, 2025
Joint Declaration for Peace signed at the White House between Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, hosted by Trump.
Signed political statement; not a full treaty. Commits to further actions toward normalization after decades of conflict.
Includes the “Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity” (TRIPP), granting U.S. exclusive development rights to an Armenian transit corridor. Aims to end border closures and boost economic ties in the South Caucasus. EU officials praised it as a “significant breakthrough” but noted implementation challenges.
Cambodia-Thailand
July 2025 (exact date ~July 26-28)
U.S.-brokered ceasefire leveraging trade ties after border clashes.
Immediate and unconditional ceasefire announced; ongoing monitoring.
Trump personally spoke with leaders to secure the truce. Part of a broader White House push for “landmark peace and trade deals” in Scotland summits. Accusations of violations persist, with Malaysia mediating.
Rwanda-Democratic Republic of Congo
June 2025
Peace agreement to end decades-long conflict over resources and ethnic tensions.
Signed agreement; implementation underway.
Focuses on disarmament, refugee returns, and joint economic zones. White House credits Trump for direct intervention.
India-Pakistan
Mid-2025 (exact date not specified)
Ceasefire and framework for de-escalation along the Line of Control.
Ceasefire holding; talks ongoing.
Trump administration facilitated via backchannel diplomacy, emphasizing trade incentives.
Egypt-Ethiopia
Early 2025
Agreement on Nile River water sharing to avert war.
Signed pact; water releases began.
Addresses Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam disputes; U.S. mediation tied to aid packages.
Serbia-Kosovo
Renewed in 2025 (building on 2020)
Economic normalization pact with security addendums.
Expanded agreement signed.
Extends first-term deal with new border and trade provisions.
Israel-Iran
Spring 2025 (exact date not specified)
Shadow deal reducing proxy attacks; not a formal treaty.
Informal understanding; tensions reduced but fragile.
Involves limits on Iranian support for Hezbollah/Houthis in exchange for sanctions relief.
Israel-Hamas (Gaza)
September-October 2025
20-point Gaza Peace Plan; first phase signed October 8, 2025. Ceasefire effective October 10, 2025.
First phase implemented (hostage release, partial Israeli withdrawal); full plan pending.
Includes: Release of all ~20 living Israeli hostages; Israeli troop pullback from Gaza City; full humanitarian aid influx; temporary technocratic governance by a Palestinian committee under a U.S.-chaired “Board of Peace”; Hamas disarmament amnesty for compliant members; Rafah crossing reopening. Negotiated in Egypt with Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey as mediators. Trump announced via Truth Social, planning a Middle East trip. Celebrations in Gaza, Tel Aviv, and Ramallah; global praise from Arab states, but Israeli hardliners threaten coalition revolt. Over 60,000 Palestinian and 1,200 Israeli deaths in prior two years.

This move by the Nobel Committee was a slap in the face to President Trump, the global community, and the millions of people saved by President Trump and his selfless efforts for peace in 2025.

Even Vladimir Putin was stunned with the Nobel Committee’s decision.

NO ONE can disagree that sometimes people who did NOTHING for peace get the prize — Putin on Nobel Peace Prize results

‘The significance of the prize has eroded, that’s what was happening’ pic.twitter.com/kw3xQJnxVD

— RT (@RT_com) October 10, 2025

Following the announcement last year, Maria Corina Machado, who was awarded the peace prize for her work fighting for freedom in communist Venezuela, showed more integrity than the entire Nobel Committee.

Maria Corina Machado dedicated her peace prize to President Donald Trump.

Maria Corina Machado dedicated her Nobel Peace Prize to President Donald Trump

Maria tweeted this out earlier today.

This recognition of the struggle of all Venezuelans is a boost to conclude our task: to conquer Freedom.

We are on the threshold of victory and today, more than ever, we count on President Trump, the people of the United States, the peoples of Latin America, and the democratic…

— María Corina Machado (@MariaCorinaYA) October 10, 2025

On Thursday, Maria Corina Machado met with President Trump in the White House for their first official meeting. Maria gave President Trump her her Nobel Prize medal while the two shared time together.

Machada has been fighting against the communist regime in Venezuela for years. This gesture to President Trump obviously meant a lot to this human rights leader.

Following the meeting, the Nobel Committee put out a defiant statement stating the Nobel Prize cannot be shared or transferred to another person.

What petty people!

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