A Norwegian professor, who nominated Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian people for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, is addressing difficult questions surrounding the conflict in Ukraine. The professor posits that Ukraine may be bringing the world closer to peace, even amidst the threat of Russian nuclear weapon use. He specifically contrasts this with the prospects of a Nobel Peace Prize for former US President Donald Trump. The core of his argument centers on Ukraine’s resistance and its potential impact on global stability. He explores a counterintuitive idea: that Ukraine's struggle may ultimately contribute to a more peaceful world order. The professor’s nomination acknowledges the courage of both Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian population in the face of ongoing aggression. This nomination highlights a different perspective on peace, one born from resilience and resistance within Ukraine.