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Russia's Evolving Arctic Strategy: Drivers, Challenges and New Opportunities SIPRI is pleased to announce the publication of Russia's Evolving Arctic Strategy: Drivers, Challenges and New Opportunities.
Russia has identified the Arctic as both a strategic priority and a resource base for the 21st century. Against a backdrop of expectations about the opportunities available in the Arctic, Russia has primarily pursued a policy focused on strengthening national sovereignty in the region. However, despite the considerable attention given to the development of the Arctic by the Russian leadership, progress in achieving Russia's goals in the Arctic has been slow.
This Policy Paper analyses the evolving Russian Arctic strategy in the changing international context. The author argues that, while debate has increased in the media and research community with regard to China's potential as a partner for development of the Arctic, significant challenges stand in the way of a major reorientation of Russian Arctic policy towards China. The success of Russia's recent energy cooperation with China will depend on solving previous problems, developing mutually acceptable forms of cooperation and increasing mutual trust.
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About the author
Ekaterina Klimenko (Kyrgystan) is a SIPRI Researcher currently conducting research as part of the Arctic Futures Project and the Conflict and Peacebuilding in the Caucasus Project. She holds a masters of advanced studies degree in international and European security from the University of Geneva.
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