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PREMIUM OPINION: Great power competition in the frozen North poses tough questions for UK
The Arctic may be known for its freezing temperatures, but it is hard to escape the conclusion that in strategic terms, the temperature is rising rapidly throughout the region as nations take an increasing interest in the ‘high north’.
Long seen as being of little military interest or value, save ...
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