Former PM Alexander Stubb has won the election runoff against ex-Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto to become Finland’s next president. The centre-right Stubb of the National Coalition Party had 51.6% of the votes, while independent candidate Haavisto from the green left got 48.4% of the votes. The vote marks a new era in Finland, which for decades has elected presidents to foster diplomacy, in particular with neighbouring Russia. Watch the video to find out what does this mean for Russia?