News | U.S. Naval War College's 2023 Newport Arctic Scholars

Access and influence. Information and intelligence. Energy dominance. Control of new sea routes. These are some of the intangibles that have sparked fierce competition in the Arctic region among the world’s most powerful nations: Russia, China, and the United States–to name a few.

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