Alexander Stubb: Upholding Niinistö's legacy in Finland's foreign policy

In the recent runoff election, Alexander Stubb, a center-right politician, was elected president of Finland, marking the country's first presidential election since its accession to NATO. Alexander Stubb of the National Coalition Party faced off against Pekka Haavisto of the Green League, in the second round, where Stubb emerged victorious, securing 51.6% of the votes compared to Haavisto's 48.4%.

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