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EU lawmakers push for more visibility in the Arctic — and a stronger response to Russia and China

The European Parliament's foreign committee wants the bloc to take a more vocal stance towards China and Russia in the region.

By Kevin McGwin July 6, 2021

The European Union should ally itself closer with its allies in Asia and North America to counter Chinese and Russian actions in the Arctic, key members of the European Parliament’s foreign affairs committee have said.

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