Trump Nobel’s dreams meet the economic reality star-news.press/wp

On this day and this era, he could receive a cold call at any time to remove his weapon, but the Norway Finance Minister, according to what was stated, took a more surprising episode in the streets of Oslo earlier this month.

According to the Norwegian newspaper Today’s lifeThe cold caller was US President Donald Trump, and Finance Minister Norway Jeans Stoltenberg’s request was how the American leader of the Nobel Peace Prize can be nominated.

Trump was publicly clear about his desire to obtain the award, which some say is a driving worker behind his efforts to mediate a peace agreement for Ukraine and Russia, as well as his focus on Israel and Gaza.

But in June, he took the social truth Complain: “No, I will not get the Nobel Peace Prize regardless of what I do, including Russia/Ukraine and Israel/Iran, whatever these results, but people know, and this is all that matters to me!”

This week, Trump’s influence on the economy will be in focus, as a group of people on Nobel and seems to be hoping to join their annual event in Lindau, Germany.

It can make the uncomfortable listening to the White House, with one of the most famous Nobel Prize -winning economists, Joseph Steglitz Saying I would like to say that “the guardian” is that “the United States has become a frightening place to invest.” Steglitz said earlier this year that the administration’s tariff policy leads to an increase in the recession in a move that makes the federal reserve “clearly anxious.”

Nobel Prize winner Roger Merceon, who is attending the event in Lindau, is more interested in American policy, writes at Category As for the hill, “when large groups of voters become convinced that only one party is really interested in them, they may not feel any share in the democracy itself … and support their leader in getting rid of its uncomfortable constitutional restrictions.”

Meanwhile, Nobel Prize winner Simon Johnson also expressed his concerns about American isolation, Saying The Nobel Prize talks are “… destroying human capital and handing over a huge advantage for geopolitical competitors. It is a foolish work that defeats itself by the Trump administration.”

It is a difficult crowd for President Trump. He has one unlikely supporter in his attempt to the Peace Award. Former democratic competitor and first lady Hillary Clinton Recently said If he can end the war between Ukraine and Russia, “without Ukraine’s position in a position, it must give up its lands to the aggressor … I will nominate it for the Nobel Peace Prize.”

CNBC will speak directly to the beasts on the Nobel from the meeting in Lindau on Wednesday and Thursday, to hear their opinions.