Arctic nations to meet amid tensions over environment, geopolitics
The Arctic Council 2019 ministerial meeting in Rovaniemi comes as doubts grow about the ability of Arctic nations to cooperate in the region.
STOCKHOLM — Top diplomats from the United States, Russia and other nations which border the Arctic meet in Finland on Monday and Tuesday to discuss policies governing the polar region, as tensions grow over how to deal with global warming and access to mineral wealth.
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