An updated EU Arctic policy is expected next year
“We believe there should be more EU in the Arctic and more Arctic in the EU.”
Officially, an updated European Union Arctic policy has been on the cards, if only tentatively, since December. It was then that the foreign ministers from the union’s 27 member states instructed the European Commission, the bloc’s executive arm, to “initiate a process” to determine whether the current policy, published in 2016, needed updating.
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