EU Unveils Strategy to Bolster Arctic Presence Amid Pressure From Russia and the US
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EU unveils strategy to bolster Arctic presence amid pressure from Russia and the US
The European Union unveils its new "strategy for the Arctic" on Tuesday, aiming to step up its presence in the far north as melting ice opens new maritime routes, and tensions with Russia and the United States increasingly put the region in the geopolitical spotlight.
<p>EU unveils strategy to strengthen Arctic positions amid US and Russian pressure - AFP The EU will present a strategy to strengthen its role in the Arctic on October 20. The plan provides for a cable to Greenland, satellite communications and expansion of the icebreaker fleet.</p>
For a long time, the Arctic was considered a region with few tensions. However, the geopolitical situation has changed fundamentally, and climate change also affects the far north. A new EU strategy should take this into account. By A. Bartram.
The EU is going to confront Russia and China in the Arctic and will seek unrestricted access to the Northern Sea Route (c) Kallas Of course, they will not allow those who are trapped on the NSR
The EU is going to confront Russia and China in the Arctic and will seek unrestricted access to the Northern Sea Route (c) KallasOf course, they will not allow those who are trapped on the NSR. Let them sail around Africa.
The head of European diplomacy, Kai Callas, stated that the EU intended to establish a special centre for the surveillance of ships and submarine activity in the Arctic as part of a new military strategy, wrote The Times. The EU will present a new Arctic strategy on Wednesday, with a view to establishing an observation centre for the Russian shadow fleet and submarine activity, and will transfer RIA News with reference to The Times. "European se…
The European Union must present its new strategy for the Arctic on Tuesday, 20 October, in Brussels. The European Commission has already unveiled the main lines of this new orientation, between security, defence and, above all, new digital infrastructures. A complete break with the 2021 strategy. The European Union wants to end civil cooperation once and for all in order to place security, defence and critical infrastructure at the forefront of …
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