What future for cooperation in the Arctic? Scenarios after Putin’s war on Ukraine
External Publications (2022)
published on blogs.die-gdi.de, 16.03.2022
The war in Ukraine gives reason to fear the worst: Will the Arctic turn again into a region of confrontation, remain a region of cooperation or become a region “on hold”? Three scenarios for future collaboration in the Arctic and their implications for global cooperation on climate change.
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