Pekka Haavisto
Finland’s former PM to be new president after rival concedes
Centre-right Alexander Stubb declares victory and is congratulated by Pekka Haavisto
Finland votes in run-off for new president
Former Prime Minister Alexander Stubb is racing former Foreign mMinister Pekka Haavisto.
Finnish Presidential Election: Foreign Policy and NATO Priorities
Voters in Finland are choosing between two experienced politicians as their next president, tasked with steering foreign and security policy in the afterma...
Finland Elects President In New Geopolitical Landscape
Two seasoned politicians face off in Finland's presidential election on Sunday, with the president's role having gained importance in light of the country's NATO membership and rising tensions with neighbouring Russia.
Finnish presidential candidate surprised at renewed focus on his sexuality
Pekka Haavisto says discussion about his being gay has increased since he made it through to the final round of voting
In Finland, the ‘existential threat’ of Russia looms – and US rescue is far from certain
As Finns elect a new president in the shadow of Putin’s hostility and a possible Trump return, all eyes are on national security, says author and commentator John Kampfner
Finland 2024 presidential election: Who won the first round and what happens next?
The final decision has not yet been made on who will lead the country
Centre-right party ahead in Finnish presidential election
Liberal Green party is a close second and go through to second round, while far-right Finns have been knocked out
Finland Elects New President Amidst Shifting Geopolitical Landscape
Voters in Finland are electing a new president amid a changing geopolitical landscape. Learn about the candidates and Finland's current security situation.
NATO newcomer Finland's presidential election is headed for a runoff
Ex-Prime Minister Alexander Stubb, who represents the conservative National Coalition Party, will face former Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto, who is making his third run for the office, on Feb. 11.