Finnish President Alexander Stubb said that with the arrival of the new head of the White House, Donald Trump, the world must prepare for an “era of uncertainty.”. In an interview with Yle, he said that now “the rules, norms and institutions that we previously relied on are on the verge of collapse.”.

“The new normal is a move away from the traditional system, based on rules and support from international institutions, towards transactions and agreements,” Stubb said.

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He added that the United States has joined the group of countries that do not support these rules.. This group previously included China, Russia and the states of the Global South. According to Stubb, we are talking about a system-wide transformation. He stressed the need to think about how to convince the United States that "

The Finnish President added that the positive thing about Trump is his talk about peace. He also recalled that Trump emphasizes the responsibility of other NATO member countries for their own defense.

" He cannot afford to lose in Ukraine, so he will definitely look for some kind of peace, and this is a good direction,” Stubb said.

Earlier, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that in the coming years, Donald Trump and his team will “keep the world in the dark” in areas such as energy, climate and trade. At the same time, he noted that he had “good initial talks” with Trump and stressed that cooperation is key to peace and prosperity.