The EU is poised to take a broader — and more proactive — role in the Arctic
The Arctic makes up a big part of the EU. Brussels believes that should rate it a bigger say than it gets.
November 27, 2019
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A newly revamped European Union Arctic policy could see the bloc take clearer positions on military and commercial developments taking place in the region, in an effort to address the Arctic’s growing internationalization, officials said.
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