Alexander Stubb’s election as Finland’s president heralds a shift in the nation’s politics towards conservatism. With 51.6% of votes, he defeats the Green Party, signifying the National Coalition Party’s robust position. This victory is critical, especially given Finland’s strategic proximity to Russia amid post-Ukraine invasion tensions. After a seven-year hiatus, Stubb focuses on peace and […]
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