The European Union’s Engagement in the Arctic through its Environmental Policy in an era of unprecedented tensions
Abstract
In the aftermath of the war in Ukraine, the use of the Arctic seems to be associated with not only peaceful uses since it was always an era of tensions and conflicts among the superpowers. The EU seems to be willing to get more actively involved in the region through its environmental policy even though European Arctic States have their own individual interests and policies at the Arctic Ocean. European Union seems to be willing to discuss on the basis of the effective government of the region regarding the management of living and nonliving national resources and the navigation challenges arising from the melting of the ice in order to contribute to the establishment of the peaceful use of the Arctic Ocean.
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Sarris, A. (2025). The European Union’s Engagement in the Arctic through its Environmental Policy in an era of unprecedented tensions. Perifereia, 18. https://doi.org/10.12681/ri.40703
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