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How Arctic governance could become a testing ground for Sino-US relations

By Nengye Liu and Michelle Lim, The University of Adelaide April 11, 2017

The Arctic is becoming an important testing ground for US-China relations. As the world tries to work out ways to deal with how climate change is altering the region, the Arctic has the potential to provide an example of how the two global powers can cultivate peaceful co-existence.

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