12 European Nations Call on EU to Expand Arctic Presence
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"Security in the Arctic must be ensured collectively," Finland, France, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden and Greece said in a joint statement.
"Security in the Arctic must be ensured collectively," these states called for, including France, Denmark and Sweden.
Shipping routes, mineral resources and security policy: Germany and other European countries are calling for a stronger role for the EU in the Arctic - especially because of the threat from Moscow.
In Finland, twelve countries are publishing a statement to the European Commission. Denmark, for its part, is cautiously optimistic in the discussions on Greenland "A strategic and more proactive role": gathered on Monday in northern Finland, twelve countries called on the EU to strengthen its presence in the Arctic, where geopolitical tensions are high, between Russian threats and Donald Trump's ambitions. "Security in the Arctic must be ensure…
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