Future of Arctic diplomacy still unclear, says outgoing US Arctic coordinator
Outgoing U.S. Arctic coordinator Jim DeHart also said the White House was crafting an updated national strategy for the region.
It remains unclear how the U.S. will continue to collaborate with other members of the Arctic 7 while official work on the Arctic Council is paused, the highest-ranking Arctic diplomat for the U.S., Jim DeHart, said in an exclusive interview with ArcticToday.
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