Nobel Peace Panel Seeks Cooperation Amid Turmoil

As the Nobel Peace Prize announcement approaches, analyst Haakon Gjerløw has identified Ukrainian children’s advocate Mykola Kuleba, Sudan’s community-led Emergency Response Rooms, the Committee to Protect Journalists and the International Space Station among potential contenders, highlighting humanitarian work and international cooperation. Nobel Committee secretary Kristian Berg Harpviken says the committee is weighing upheaval in the global order and is interested in people and initiatives that develop new forms of cooperation consistent with the prize’s goals. He said global uncertainty does not diminish the prize’s relevance or the pool of candidates.