Great-power politics could undermine Arctic stability, a new Danish threat assessment warns
U.S., Russian and Chinese actions in the Arctic are increasingly being driven by their global rivalry, Denmark's external intelligence agency says.
Arctic states continue to have a shared ambition of keeping the Arctic a low-tension region, but growing suspicion between the U.S., Russia and China will be the dominating issue in the year to come, Denmark’s annual threat assessment, published on Thursday, concludes.
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