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Trump Ally Nemesis Is Favorite for Nobel Peace Prize

Trump Ally Nemesis Is Favorite for Nobel Peace Prize

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  • Primary Driver: Trump Ally Nemesis Is Favorite for Nobel Peace Prize
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According to coverage from The Daily Beast, a prediction market has made a former ally of Trump, Mark Carney, the favorite to win the Nobel Peace Prize. The coverage does not yet specify why Carney is the favorite, but it is reported by The Daily Beast that he is.

National Post and The Independent have also covered the story, speculating that Canada could steal the prize from Trump. The Guardian has weighed in, suggesting that Carney, a former Canadian central banker, may actually deserve the prize.

National Post and The Independent have also covered the story, speculating that Canada could steal the prize from Trump. The Guardian has weighed in, suggesting that Carney may actually deserve the prize.

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Who is the favorite to win the Nobel Peace Prize?

Mark Carney, a former ally of Donald Trump

Why is Carney the favorite?

Coverage does not yet specify

Has Trump been a previous winner of the Nobel Peace Prize?

No, according to coverage

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