Donald trump is not likely to win

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No clear favorite emerges before the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded this Friday. According to the Nobel Committee, a total of 331 nominations were received. U.S. President Trump is not among them, North Korea's strongman Kim Jong Un is.

The nominations are divided among 216 personalities and 115 organizations. This is the second highest number of proposals so far – after the record of 376 in 2016.

World Food Program considered favorite

The head of the Oslo Peace Research Institute Prio has drawn up a list of favorites, as he does every year. Henrik Urdal sees the World Food Program in first place: "Hunger is once again one of the great humanitarian challenges of our time."

He also sees Congolese doctor Denis Mukwege and Yazidi Nadia Murad as top contenders for the prestigious award.

Mukwege operates on women raped in his homeland; Murad, now 25, was abducted as a sex slave by the Islamic State (IS) terror militia in Iraq. Both are leaders in drawing attention to sexual violence in conflict, he said.

U.S. civil rights activist Tarana Burke is also worthy of the prize as a co-initiator of the #MeeToo campaign for the prio-chief. Civilian sea rescue in the Mediterranean also plays a role for Urdal this year: He sees the organizations SOS Mediterranee, "Doctors Without Borders" and the International Rescue Committee as possible prize winners.

Kim Jong Un on the list, Donald Trump not

Several online betting sites name other contenders. So the names of South Korean President Moon Jae In and North Korean strongman Kim Jong Un appear there. Their meeting this year raised hopes for a peace treaty and nuclear disarmament on the Korean Peninsula. U.S. President Donald Trump is also highly coveted due to his meeting with Kim in Singapore.

Most recently, however, media reports stated that Trump would no longer be on the Nobel Committee's list, at least for this year: He was allegedly nominated by an unauthorized person who pretended to have the right to nominate under a false name.

The UN Refugee Agency, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the imprisoned Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, Pope Francis, the critical Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta, and the U.S. civil rights organization ACLU are also considered possible candidates.

Some award winners controversial

The Nobel Peace Prize was founded by the Swedish chemist and industrialist Alfred Nobel (1833-1896). The inventor of dynamite dedicated the honor to services to international understanding, disarmament and peace. The price is nine million crowns (currently about 870 million crowns).000 euros).

In the history of the award, which has been presented since 1901, a number of laureates have been controversial from the beginning: In recent years, this has been particularly true of U.S. President Barack Obama in 2009 and the EU in 2012.

Traditionally, the prize is awarded on 10. December presented in Oslo, the anniversary of Nobel's death. In 2017, it went to the anti-nuclear weapons alliance Ican.

Bishops and members of the U.S. Episcopal Church are still meeting through the weekend in Austin, Texas. The Anglicans' program includes a colorful mix of hot current topics such as immigration and climate protection.

Just a moment ago, Bishop Michael Curry delivered an impressive sermon at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. His message, "Love is the way," touched millions around the world. This week, Curry and his brothers and sisters in the faith are touching several hot buttons at once.

The head of the U.S. Episcopal Church presides over one of the oldest religious communities in the United States. At 79. At the church's 10th General Synod in Austin, Texas, the ies include immigration, environmental protection and gun control. Church members are still meeting through Friday for their triennial general assembly. This time, more than 400 resolutions are up for debate.

Migration stirs emotions

The ie of migration is stirring minds in the U.S., as well as the Episcopal community. During the meeting, several proposed resolutions were combined into three decided positions. They concern family separations in deportation camps, sanctuary cities for illegals and the dignity of immigrants in the face of national procedures that the bishops say go against the values of the church. Curry and over 1.000 Episcopalians rode 19 buses Sunday directly from the synod to the deportation camp in Hutto, Texas.

For the 500 or so women housed in the camp, this was a big moment. In the joint service, Curry preached Jesus' message of "love thy neighbor," quoting Martin Luther King and beatified Bishop Oscar Romero.

Finally, alluding to the well-known Trump slogan, he called for "Let us make America great again by making America good, kind, just, loving!". Attendee Jess Chapin was moved, "Even if we just gave some hope and affirmation, this is wonderful."

Ecology and climate change

Ecology and climate change also move Episcopal church. Several environment-related resolutions are on the agenda. Emily Hopkins, for example, advocates for the Episcopal Church to adopt a price on emissions and a climate dividend. She is on the congregational board of an Episcopal church in California and has been since

2016 also active in citizen lobbying for climate action. As a Christian and church member, she emphasizes responsibility for the earth and its inhabitants. However, under Donald Trump's administration, environmental protections are increasingly being scaled back, and the U.S. has withdrawn from the Paris climate agreement.

Firearms ie

The topic of firearms is also on this year's program. "Bishops Against Gun Violence," a group of more than 70 Episcopal senior pastors, met Sunday for an event in Austin featuring prayers and public testimony.

This is how Philip and April Schentrup, who lost their daughter Carmen in the rampage at Parkland School in Florida in February, spoke out. Philip Schentrup emphasized, "Evil and violence exist in this world because we allow it, not because God allows it". He appealed to all listeners to take action to make the world a better place.

However, there was not only encouragement. While same-sex marriage was not a priority on the assembly's agenda this time around. The Episcopal Church already agreed with her in principle in a resolution in 2015. But the Westboro Baptist Church of Kansas, classified as a hate group, has used every opportunity to demonstrate against homosexuals for more than 30 years. So the group set out for Austin for the synod this Sunday as well. Episcopal congregation in Austin wants to counter hate with love.

Laurie Eiserloh, co-organizer of a counter-demonstration, refused to simply ignore the despicable protests, as she said. Picking up on the words of Michael Curry, she printed 50 signs with his motto. So here, too, is the universal message that is symbolic of the synod: "Love is the way".

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