Brussels wants to secure digital infrastructure in the Arctic as melting ice and growing geopolitical tensions turn the polar region into a strategic corridor for trade, communications and security.
The European Union is planning to build a secure undersea cable that will connect Greenland to Europe, with the aim of extending the network through Canada to Japan and South Korea, according to a draft EU strategy for the Arctic, obtained by Euronews. The project aims to strengthen digital infrastructure and European security in the Arctic, where geopolitical tensions and concerns about sabotage of underwater infrastructure are growing. Underse…