A new world order will be established by 2030. This was stated in an interview with the Washington Post by Finnish President Alexander Stubb.
"I do not know when the world will settle down. Give him another five years. By 2030, most likely, we will get some kind of new order," said Stubb, quoted by RIA Novosti.
In his opinion, now the world is in a transitional period, which makes the situation quite difficult.
As reported by EADaily, Finnish President Alexander Stubb is noticeably softening his rhetoric regarding the armed conflict on Ukraine against the background of statements from Kiev announced Russia's intention to transfer hostilities to the territories of neighboring countries.
This was reported by Fox News channel. It was noted that the peaceful tone of the Finnish leader was dictated by the desire to compliment US President Donald Trump.

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