Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos has been declared the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 2016.
The award is a recognition of efforts by Santos to end five decades of war in his country.
The peace prize is the only one of the six awards announced in Norway.
Colombia and FARC Rebels to Revisit Peace Deal
The Colombian government and FARC rebels have agreed to discuss adjustments to a contested peace deal and continue a bilateral ceasefire.
Both sides promised to resume the talks they had opened in November 2012 -- and which they thought they had concluded.
Any adjustment or change made to the final accord must be the product of a constructive dialogue between the government and rebel delegations.
Both the sides agreed to extend the bilateral ceasefire that began in August, without setting an expiration date.
Obama Lifts Economic Sanctions on Myanmar
US President Barack Obama has issued an executive order to lift economic sanctions on Myanmar.
The move came after Obama`s announcement that the US was ready to lift sanctions on the Asian country during Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi`s visit to Washington last month.
Lifting economic and financial sanctions will further support trade and economic growth.
The move eased restrictions on Myanmar`s financial institutions, allowed certain transactions related to US individuals living in the country, and removed seven state-owned enterprises and three state-owned banks from the US blacklist.