The deep roots of Russia’s Arctic ambitions — and what they mean for future stability in the region

Russia's history and economic activity in the Arctic mean it has a big stake in the region — and the region's stability.

By Martin Breum December 13, 2019
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SAINT PETERSBURG — Last week at Russia’s small but magnificent Arctic museum, which has existed since 1933 in an old church in Saint Petersburg, I found the key to the North Pole — literally.

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