Norway PM: Trump ‘preoccupied’ with Nobel Peace Prize on Greenland texts
In January 2026, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store criticized former US President Donald Trump after Trump texted about the Nobel Peace Prize and Greenland. Trump's message stated that because Norway "decided not to" award him the prize, he felt less obligated to focus on peace and reiterated his desire for US control of Greenland.

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AI-generatedIn January 2026, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store criticized former US President Donald Trump after Trump texted about the Nobel Peace Prize and Greenland. Trump's message stated that because Norway "decided not to" award him the prize, he felt less obligated to focus on peace and reiterated his desire for US control of Greenland. Store responded by clarifying that the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded by an independent committee, separate from the Norwegian government. The exchange highlights a continued interest by Trump in acquiring Greenland and his perception of the Nobel Peace Prize's influence on his foreign policy decisions.
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5 extractedStore said the Nobel Peace Prize is decided by an independent committee.
Trump repeated his aim of US control of Greenland.
Trump texted he’s no longer obliged to “think purely of Peace”.
Trump texted that Norway “decided not to” give him the Nobel Peace Prize.
Norway PM Jonas Gahr Store rebuked US President Trump.