Trader consensus reflects a fragmented field for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, with Sudan’s Emergency Response Rooms holding the highest market-implied odds at 9% after their recent Rafto human rights award and sustained humanitarian work amid the country’s civil war. Yulia Navalnaya follows closely at 7.5% on continued visibility through public appearances and her role leading Russian opposition efforts, while Save the Children and other organizations like the International Court of Justice sit in a tight pack below 8%. The Norwegian Nobel Committee’s secrecy around nominations, combined with 208 individuals and 79 groups shortlisted, creates this competitive dynamic where grassroots aid networks and activists edge out political figures. Key catalysts ahead include the October 9 announcement, with historical patterns favoring multilateral or under-the-radar humanitarian stories over high-profile names.
Resumen experimental generado por IA con datos de Polymarket. Esto no es asesoramiento de trading y no influye en cómo se resuelve este mercado. · ActualizadoUN General Assembly adopts resolution supporting International Court of Justice climate ruling
International Court of Justice dips to 2%1%
The UN General Assembly voted to support the ICJ's advisory opinion on states' obligations regarding climate change, enhancing the ICJ's global standing and influencing its market perception for the Nobel Peace Prize.
UNRWA gains attention amid Middle East conflict and humanitarian concerns
UNRWA rises to 8%3%
Increased media coverage of Israeli airstrikes and humanitarian crises in the Middle East raised awareness of UNRWA's role, leading to a notable price increase for UNRWA in the Nobel Peace Prize market.



































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