Copenhagen is ignoring Russian, Chinese activity in the Arctic, lawmakers warn
The Danish government's annual state-of-the-Arctic report made no mention of Russia’s military resurgence or China’s emerging interests in the region.
Members of the Danish national assembly have roundly criticised the government for failing to pay sufficient attention to threats to stability in the region after it published an annual state-of-the-Arctic report that contained no mention of Russia’s military resurgence or the challenge posed by China’s emerging interests.
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