Trump attacks Norway over Nobel Peace Prize decision
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President Donald Trump criticized Norway during a rally Sunday after he was not awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, saying the country “sucks” and calling it a “shithouse country.”
Speaking in Port Huron, Michigan, Trump complained that the prize had gone to a woman he said “nobody had ever heard of” and asked whether two prizes could be awarded. The Hill reported that the Norway-based Nobel committee selected Navi Pillay, a former International Criminal Court judge.
Trump also said he did not want people from Norway entering the United States, grouping the country with Denmark and Sweden while discussing immigration.
Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide responded Monday by stressing that the Nobel committee operates independently. “He knows very well that the Nobel committee is independent,” Eide told Norwegian public broadcaster NRK, adding that Norwegian officials had previously reminded Trump of that distinction.
Trump has previously disputed the committee’s independence, arguing in January that Norway controls the prize despite the existence of a separate selection board.
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WHAT IT FLAGGED editor revise: Delete the unsupported characterization of Trump's remarks as an unspecified policy proposal. - "His remarks did not include details of a proposed policy.": The sources report Trump's remarks about not wanting Norwegians in the United States but do not establish that he proposed a policy or assess whether he provided policy details.
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Trump attacks Norway over Nobel Peace Prize decision
President Donald Trump criticized Norway during a rally Sunday after he was not awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, saying the country “sucks” and calling it a “shithouse country.”
Speaking in Port Huron, Michigan, Trump complained that the prize had gone to a woman he said “nobody had ever heard of” and asked whether two prizes could be awarded. The Hill reported that the Norway-based Nobel committee selected Navi Pillay, a former International Criminal Court judge.
Trump also said he did not want people from Norway entering the United States, grouping the country with Denmark and Sweden while discussing immigration. His remarks did not include details of a proposed policy.
Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide responded Monday by stressing that the Nobel committee operates independently. “He knows very well that the Nobel committee is independent,” Eide told Norwegian public broadcaster NRK, adding that Norwegian officials had previously reminded Trump of that distinction.
Trump has previously disputed the committee’s independence, arguing in January that Norway controls the prize despite the existence of a separate selection board.
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