The Week Ahead: Emerging dragon
ANALYSIS: China’s annual polar research expedition will add to our scientific understanding of the Arctic. More importantly, it gives an insight into Beijing’s interests in the region
July 23, 2018
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On Friday, China’s polar icebreaker, the Xuelong, departed Shanghai for its ninth expedition to the Arctic.
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