Finnish President Alexander Stubb has said he sees no signs that Russia is currently willing to hold talks on a ceasefire or peace with Ukraine. Source: Stubb in an interview with Helsingin Sanomat, as reported by European Pravda Details: Stubb said that Russia aims to continue military operations against Ukraine "at least until autumn,

Finnish President Alexander Stubb, who has bonded with President Donald Trump over golf, gave NBC News an inside look at the White House meeting on Ukraine.

He’s a very good player,’ Trump said of Alexander Stubb, who warned after the two played a round at the president’s club that Putin couldn’t be trusted.

Donald Trump could not find the president of Finland among the gathered European leaders at his White House summit on Ukraine.

Alexander Stubb didn’t wait for a journalist to raise the question. “Some of the international media might wonder, ‘Why

Tamara Cohen chats to former political adviser in the Finnish government, Joel Linnainmaki, and former diplomat at the Danish embassy in Washington during President Trump's first term, Jonas Parello-Plesner, about Stubb's trajectory in the lead-up to this huge political moment.

Their friendship blossomed after the two played golf together at Trump International Golf Club in Palm Beach in March, where they were joined by Sen. Lindsey Graham, former South Carolina Republican Congressman turned Fox News star Trey Gowdy, and South African golf legend Gary Player.

"Watch President Trump's awkward moment as he fails to recognize Finland's leader sitting right in front of him. Social media can't get

A day after meeting with Ukraine president Zelenskyy, Trump predicted the pearly gates would swing wide open for him if he can help end the country’s 3-1/2 year-long war with Russia.

President Trump met with European leaders on Monday to discuss the war in Ukraine alongside the country’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, amid a push from the White House for an end to the

Estonia's largest daily newspaper ran an editorial on Finnish President Alexander Stubb, referring to him as "Our Man in Washington."