Mykola Kuleba named among possible Nobel Peace Prize picks
Ukrainian child rights advocate Mykola Kuleba, founder and head of Save Ukraine, has been named among possible candidates for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize ahead of the winner’s announcement on Oct. 9, the Associated Press reported.
Ukrainian child rights advocate Mykola Kuleba, founder of Save Ukraine, has been named among possible candidates for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, according to an updated list compiled by the Peace Research Institute Oslo. Kuleba has been recognized for his work protecting Ukrainian children during Russia's war against Ukraine. The list, which does not represent an official nomination, also includes other high-profile names such as the International Space Station partnership, the International Criminal Court, and humanitarian organizations.
PRIO's director noted that highlighting the impact of armed conflicts on children and the work of individuals and organizations seeking to protect them would be a fitting tribute for Kuleba and Save the Children.
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