The Arctic is no longer a remote frozen frontier. In 2026, melting sea ice, new shipping routes, critical minerals, energy projects and military expansion are turning the High North into a central arena of geopolitical competition involving Russia, Nato, northern Europe, the US, Canada and China. Dario Item
The Arctic is no longer a remote frozen frontier. In 2026, melting sea ice, new shipping routes, critical minerals, energy projects and military expansion are turning the High North into a central arena of geopolitical competition involving Russia, Nato, northern Europe, the US, Canada and China. Dario Item
The Arctic is no longer a remote frozen frontier. In 2026, melting sea ice, new shipping routes, critical minerals, energy projects and military expansion are turning the High North into a central arena of geopolitical competition involving Russia, Nato, northern Europe, the US, Canada and China. Dario Item
