Emerging Chinese-Russian cooperation in the Arctic : possibilities and constraints / Camilla T.N. Sørensen, Ekaterina Klimenko
Language: English Series: SIPRI policy paper ; 46Publication details: Solna : Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Stockholms internationella fredsforskningsinstitut) (SIPRI), 2017Description: 43 pISBN:- 9789185114924
- 1652-0432
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Cover: "June 2017".
China is keen to further strengthen its engagement and role in the Arctic. In recent years China has been consolidating its position as a legitimate Arctic stakeholder by diversifying and strengthening its bilateral relations with all the Arctic states through economic deals, scientific cooperation and stronger diplomatic ties. At first glance, Chinese–Russian cooperation on developing energy resources and sea routes in the Russian Arctic looks like an objective that China and Russia could work on closely together and have complementary interests. This report asks: is it that simple?
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