Italy Steps up Its Arctic Ambitions as Geopolitical Competition Intensifies
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Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosito stressed that the Arctic is of strategic, military and economic importance.
The Second National Defence Conference on Arctic Antarctica. Tajani emphasizes the node of critical raw materials: "Look at Greenland"
If in two decades Italy will want to count in Arctic and Antarctica, then collect a dividend as much economic as political, then, today, can only accelerate its design in those two areas, in the awareness that they affect the international alliances and supply chains linked to the new routes. An analysis to more brains on the importance now acclaimed [...]
Italy steps up its Arctic ambitions as geopolitical competition intensifies
Italy is positioning the Arctic and Antarctic as long-term strategic priorities, seeking a greater role in regions increasingly central to global trade, economic security and geopolitical competition. Why it matters: For Rome, the stakes extend well beyond scientific research. The opening of new maritime routes, competition over natural resources and growing military activity are turning the polar regions into areas of direct national interest. …
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