New Delhi, March 5 -- Finnish President Alexander Stubb on Thursday issued a stark warning about the fragility of the current global order, stressing that breakdowns in international institutions and norms risk creating power vacuums that will be filled by "raw power, rogue behaviour, and predatory hegemons".

During his keynote address at the 11th Raisina Dialogue 2026 in the national capital, Stubb said humans often over-rationalise the past and over-dramatise the present, which can lead to underestimating future challenges, especially at a time of rising insecurity.

He argued that drawing simplistic parallels with past eras of stability can blind leaders to the depth of today's crises.

"I think we human beings make three mistakes. We...