Alexander Stubb served as the Prime Minister of Finland from June 2014 to May 2015. His government was a coalition that included the National Coalition Party, the Finns Party, and the Swedish People's Party. Stubb focused on economic reforms, aiming to boost Finland's competitiveness and address challenges posed by a sluggish economy. During his tenure, Stubb's government prioritized issues such as employment, education, and social welfare. The administration also dealt with international matters, including European Union relations and Russia's actions in Ukraine. Stubb's leadership was characterized by a pro-European stance and efforts to strengthen Finland's position within the EU.