China is expected to redefine its Arctic policy - including an ambition to become a great polar power by 2030 - amid growing scrutiny from far northern countries and a possible US-Russia cooperation ...
Expect more activity in the Arctic ocean in spring 2026, when the ice melts. But how quickly the region opens up depends on ...
Norway, a NATO member located on the Arctic front line, has said that China's presence in the region is "limited but growing" as it increases cooperation with its quasi-ally Russia. Newsweek has ...
O f the 195 countries in the world, eight can be considered truly Arctic: the United States, Canada, Russia, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, and Finland. These countries constitute, along with ...
A report and interactive map from Harvard University’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, “Cutting Through Narratives on Chinese Arctic Investments” – published June and co-authored ...
Last week, President Donald Trump doubled down on his ambitions to purchase Greenland despite the fact that the idea was outright rejected by Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in a recent call ...
China and Russia’s quasi-alliance endangers U.S. national interests. Its management will prove a generational task for American policymakers—but there are grounds for optimism, argue CFR Senior Fellow ...
The United States has strong concerns about China's activities in the Arctic, including scientific research that could help to strengthen its military, the U.S. State Department has told Congress in a ...
China has received over 370 kt of LNG from Arctic LNG 2 since late August, becoming the project’s only active buyer amid Western sanctions. PipeChina faces U.S. secondary sanctions risk, but Novatek’s ...
China has claimed a milestone in Arctic exploration as it conducted the first manned deep-sea dive in the ice-covered waters of the region, an emerging zone of global competition. Newsweek has ...
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