Cooperation with Russia in the Arctic remains essential
I recently returned from a conference in Arkhangelsk, Russia named Arctic: Territory of Dialogue. The forum, to discuss a wide range of issues affecting the Arctic, was attended by 2,300 delegates from 15 nations, and Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a keynote address while presidents Sauli Niinisto of Finland and Gudni Johannesson of Iceland also spoke.
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