Trump awarded inaugural Fifa peace prize at World Cup draw in Washington

The GuardianFriday, December 5, 2025 at 5:53:10 PM
Trump awarded inaugural Fifa peace prize at World Cup draw in Washington
  • Donald Trump was awarded the inaugural FIFA peace prize during the draw for the 2026 World Cup in Washington, D.C., where FIFA President Gianni Infantino praised his efforts to promote peace and unity globally. Trump claimed that his leadership has made the world a safer place, despite criticism of his peace claims.
  • This recognition highlights Trump's influence in the realm of international sports and diplomacy, as he continues to engage with global leaders and organizations, positioning himself as a key figure in promoting peace through sports.
  • The award and the World Cup draw reflect ongoing discussions about the intersection of sports, politics, and culture, particularly as the Trump administration prioritizes safety measures for the event and facilitates visa applications for international fans, underscoring the administration's commitment to enhancing the World Cup experience.
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