How to read China’s newly released Arctic policy
What exactly does China’s first Arctic policy say?
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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