Why the Arctic Has Become a Key Theatre for the Big Powers' Economic and Geopolitical Competitions

The Arctic region, with its diverse natural resources, boasts the planet’s greatest untapped economic potential and is drawing the keen interest of the world’s top political powers, many of which are included in the eight-member Arctic Council. Its strategic military location is also attracting attention as the second Cold War intensifies.

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