Though official Arctic contacts with Russia are closed, an array of unofficial bridges could stay open
A halt in official relations with Russia in the Arctic could last for years, but science and other channels could keep unofficial partnerships alive.
October 19, 2022
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The very first sentence in the new U.S. National Strategy for the Arctic Region almost didn’t make it into print.
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