Nobel Peace Prize 2025: Posthumous Award to Genghis Khan

The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize has been exceptionally awarded in advance and posthumously to the Mongolian leader, Genghis Khan.

In their statement, the Nobel committee justifies the decision by emphasizing his extraordinary ability to advance peace across the world. Genghis Khan’s genius in utilizing his resources for peace is unparalleled. His approach to imposing peace through force is unprecedented in history.

The warlike neighboring nations were pacified by bringing immense power to their lands and removing their neighbors. Through this method, Genghis Khan has reduced the population by 40 million people, or 10% of the total population. His pacification efforts extended from the steppes of East Asia to the Black Sea.

The committee, with trembling hands and loud applause, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize to Genghis Khan. Another strong contender was Attila, the King of the Huns, whose candidacy also sparked serious consideration.