Nobel politics: Do Thunberg and Trump have something in common?
Sep 15, 2020
4 minutes
Imagine the world as a theater with two Nobel Peace Prize nominees on the stage and global public opinion as the audience.
In this corner – over to the left – is Greta Thunberg, the teenage climate activist who has led high schoolers across the globe in Friday classroom walkouts to protest world leaders’ failure to take seriously and act on the dire consequences of a warming planet.
And in the other corner – over to the right – is President Donald Trump, on the stage for his role in coaxing the United Arab Emirates (and now a second Gulf kingdom, Bahrain) to normalize relations with Israel. The latest step toward resolving the decades-old
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