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EU revises Arctic strategy as pressure from Russia, US grows - Al Jazeera
The new strategy shifts the bloc’s focus from long-term climate concerns to urgent security measures. The European Commission has unveiled a new Arctic strategy for the European Union that lists security and resilience first among four priorities, alongside climate change, economic prosperity and opportunities for Arctic communities. The strategy calls for a new maritime security hub to help member states and partners share information and monitor maritime activity in the Arctic, the Commission said on Tuesday. Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Why does Greenland matter to the US?list 2 of 3Trump says oil, gas and mineral exploration to begin in Greenlandlist 3 of 3Denmark pushes back as Trump touts Greenland oil and mineral dealsend of listThe hub would later expand to track shadow fleet vessels, detect illegal fishing and pollution, and improve search and rescue coordination. The Commission also said the EU will work to expand European icebreaker capacity. Icebreakers are specialised vessels designed to navigate ice-covered waters by breaking up sea ice and maintaining safe shipping routes.
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