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Trouble in the Arctic?

Posted on 13 April 2018. Tags: Arctic Circle, climate change, international law, international trade

The Arctic, a region that proved elusive to explorers for centuries, is now more important than ever. As ice thaws and the Arctic warms at a rate twice that of the global average,[1] international interest and attention in the region has piqued. The combination of natural resources, potential new trade routes, and strategic interests holds […]

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