Stubb announced the end of the post-Cold War world order

The world order established after the so-called cold war has ended, and it takes time to establish a new one, the nature of which is still unclear. This was announced on September 24 by Finnish President Alexander Stubb at a meeting of the UN General Assembly (GA).

"The post—Cold War order is a thing of the past, but we don't yet know what the new order will look like," he said during his speech.

Stubb stressed that it would take from five to 10 years for the "dust" from the collapse of the old routine, which takes place during a period of changing dynamics, to settle.

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