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Nobel Peace Prize 2026: 287 Candidates – Who Wins in Oslo?

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287 candidates were up for the award: The Nobel Committee in Oslo is now announcing the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize laureate. All info in the live ticker.

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Oslo. 287 candidates were up for the award — now the decision falls: The Norwegian Nobel Committee announces in Oslo who will receive the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. One of the most closely watched races for a political honor goes into its final round.

Want to know who takes it? The announcement is being broadcast live from Oslo — Die Zeit is streaming the announcement live and will update its ticker continuously once the committee names the winner.

What's confirmed so far

Confirmed according to the sources: The award is given by the Norwegian Nobel Committee in Oslo and is considered by the paper to be

probably the most important award in the world

Source: Die Zeit
. Nominated this year were 287 individuals and organizations — an unusually high number in the annual field of candidates.

What we still don't know

Until the Nobel Committee publicly reveals the name in Oslo, it remains open who will receive the award and on what grounds the panel bases its choice. That recognition, too, only comes at the moment of revelation — once it's clear who has won, you'll read it here.

What happens now

We're keeping an eye on Die Zeit's live ticker and will update this article as soon as the Nobel Committee announces the 2026 laureate. Until then, it's worth looking straight at the stream — that's where the decision lands first.

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