Nobel Peace Prize judges say global turmoil is reshaping peace efforts as they weigh candidates ahead of this year's award.
Nobel body eyes those building peace in shifting world order, secretary says
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- OSLO: The Nobel Peace Prize committee is closely watching the reshaping of a world order in turmoil, and those fostering new ways of cooperating that match the award's goals, its secretary says.
- Kristian Berg Harpviken, secretary of the five-member Norwegian Nobel Committee, prepares its dossiers and joins the deliberations but does not vote.
- Speaking in general terms about the committee's work in an interview on Monday, Harpviken said it was closely following the changes in the international order.
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