Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has been nominated’ for the Nobel Peace Prize, along with President Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin.
British lawmaker Chris Bryant,
a member of the Labor Party in the US House of Representatives, described
Syria's standard as "Democrat" on Monday.
"While others have
resorted to violent solutions, he has argued that the best force is the power
of argument," he told the newspaper.
"Because guns can stop
the heart, but well-kept words can change many hearts, and many hearts can
change a world."
Newsweek commented on the
Bryant and Biden campaigns.
At the same time, Trump has
received a third nomination for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize. They have been put’
forward in previous years as well.
According to Russian media
reports, Russian President Putin also received a nomination earlier this month.
Anyone eligible to nominate
can forward any person or organization for a reward.
According to the Nobel Peace
Prize website, nominations cannot be verified’ before the deadline.
Members of national assemblies
and national governments of sovereign states, as well as current heads of
state, are eligible to nominate.
University professors of
history, social sciences, law, philosophy, theology, and religion can also offer
people a prize.
Most of the runners-up are not
on the final shortlist from which the winner is’ selected.
Nominees are not officially
made’ public until they are revealed 50 years later. The shortlist for 2021 the definition is months away.
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