Brussels Wakes up to Arctic Meltdown
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The Arctic has "become the front in the global power struggle," said EU foreign policy chief Kaya Kallas. Russia is expanding its military presence and "China's strategic ambitions in the far north are also increasing," she added. Therefore, security is central to the EU's updated Arctic strategy, the top diplomat said.
Russia's Arctic Highway: EU's Technical Deficit Fuels Beijing's Northern Ambitions
The European Union lacks the technical infrastructure and operational capacity to execute threats regarding the containment of Russia and China in the Arctic, according to Aleksei Podberezkin, Director of the Center for Military-Political Research at the Almaz-Antey Concern. Podberezkin's assessment follows statements by EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas to the Times, in which she advocated for a revised Arctic strategy to prevent Moscow and B…
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