Security realities of freezing politics and thawing landscapes in the Arctic
with Mike Sfraga and Elana Wilson Rowe
The World Stage · NUPI
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Show Notes
Russia’s re-invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has had immediate and ongoing effects for Arctic security and cooperative governance at both a regional and international level. The region is impacted by the increased sanctions, the withdrawal of Western companies from Russia, the Western disconnect from energy dependencies, and has also witnessed an increase in hybrid security incidents. In addition, climate change continues at to change the environment at a staggering pace in the north.
In a new report from NUPI and the Wilson Center, researchers argue that leaders must continue to address Arctic governance challenges and take concrete steps to mitigate and manage risks, regardless of the cessation of cooperation with Russia and the radical uncertainty shaping the broader political environment.
This episode is with Mike Sfraga and Elana Wilson Rowe.
The report can be downloaded for free here: http://ow.ly/4s5n50MV2uf
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