Nobel Peace Prize

7 Firsts From Nobel Peace Prize History

By Merrill Fabry

A Year Ago Tunisia Won the Nobel Peace Prize. But the Country Is Far From Peaceful

By Lauren Bohn/Kasserine, Tunisia

Who Will Win the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize? Here Are Some Contenders

By Suyin Haynes

Read Elie Wiesel's Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech

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Burma Marks Dawn of a Democratic New Era

The country overwhelmingly voted for Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy in November

By Simon Lewis

Why the Arab Spring Has Not Led to Disaster in Tunisia

Tunisians are relieved their country has not gone down the route of Libya and Syria but believe there is much reform still to take place

By Jared Malsin/Cairo

Malala Leads World Figures in TIME Person of the Year Poll

Even though it's been more than a year since she won the Nobel Peace Prize

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What to Know About the Group That Won the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize

The National Dialogue Quartet in Tunisia has played an important role in maintaining democracy

By Sarah Begley

Watch Some of the Most Inspiring Nobel Peace Prize Speeches in History

The Peace Prize is one of five Nobel Prizes given annually

By Anne Most

These Are the Top Contenders for the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize

With the Nobel Peace Prize winner due to be announced at 6am ET on Friday, speculation is running rampant about which do-gooder(s) might be taking home the prestigious award.British bookmaker William Hill said it had...

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Malala's Dad: How I Raised a Nobel Peace Prize Winner

"She's leading and I'm one of her supporters."

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Malala: Don't Forget Nigerian Schoolgirls

It's been 300 days since they were abducted

By Charlotte Alter

Meet the Guests of Malala Joining Her as She Receives the Nobel Peace Prize

The girls' education activist invited five extraordinary young friends to attend Wednesday's ceremony in Oslo

By Megan Gibson

Malala Wants to Be Pakistan's Prime Minister

The 17-year old shot by the Taliban: "I want to serve my country"

By Megan Gibson

Pakistani Schools Observe 'I am Not Malala' Day

A federation of private schools accuses Malala of being against Islam

By Dan Kedmey

Aung San Suu Kyi's Appalling Silence on Burma's Human-Rights Abuses

The Nobel laureate's refusal to condemn documented atrocities suggests that political calculation has trumped human rights in her thinking

By Charlie Campbell

Malala Donates $50,000 Toward Reconstruction of Gaza Schools

Donation will aid U.N. agency

By Eliana Dockterman

TIME's Pictures of the Week

From Malala Yousafzai winning a Nobel Peace Prize and the return of Kim Jong Un to Ebola diagnoses in Dallas and Angelina Jolie becoming a Dame, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.Read next:...

By TIME Staff

Barack and Michelle Obama Congratulate Malala Yousafzai

Let’s not simply be in awe of her age or her accomplishments. Let’s join her

By Barack and Michelle Obama

Why Malala Gives Me Hope

It’s hard to stir up activism with images of empty classrooms, but the lack of education is among the world’s greatest crises today

By Barbara Bush
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