How to read China’s newly released Arctic policy
What exactly does China’s first Arctic policy say?
January 30, 2018
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China has been an active player in the Arctic for years now, sending an icebreaker towards the North Pole, opening a research station on Svalbard when the Concorde was still taking to the skies, and investing in a major Russian liquefied natural gas project. Its officials have been vocal about their country’s northern interests in a variety of forums from the Arctic Council, where it has been an observer since 2013, to Arctic Circle, a major international conference that takes place each year in Iceland.
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