The future of US Arctic interests will be written in its naval movements
Why the actions of the U.S. Navy will be a good indicator of future U.S. security policy in the Arctic.
Up until February 24, 2022, a primary U.S. policy objective for the Arctic was to sustain the status quo. Despite the flurry of Arctic strategies from U.S. agencies in recent years, in practice, regional policy tended towards preserving business as usual: cooperation with all Arctic nations where possible, limited defense investments where necessary, and an emphasis on sustainability and economic development.
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