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- Sep 11, 2026
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Chinese ship takes Arctic shortcut: Smart business, or a geopolitical flex? (opens the original)
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For years, China has been talking a big game about the Arctic. The Asian country lies far from the Arctic Circle – almost 1300 kilometres – but still, it has declared itself a “near-Arctic state”. It has teamed up with Russia on coast guard patrols in the Arctic Ocean and explored a flurry of resource and technology projects in Arctic towns. (Most never materialised.) The Chinese are now promoting the first regular cargo service to use the Northern Sea Route, an Arctic shortcut from Asia to Euro
Chinese ship takes Arctic shortcut: Smart business, or a geopolitical flex? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
For years, China has been talking a big game about the Arctic. The Asian country lies far from the Arctic Circle – almost 1300 kilometres – but still, it has declared itself a “near-Arctic state”. It has teamed up with Russia on coast guard patrols in the Arctic Ocean and explored a flurry of resource and technology projects in Arctic towns. (Most never materialised.) The Chinese are now promoting the first regular cargo service to use the Northern Sea Route, an Arctic shortcut from Asia to Euro
Chinese ship takes Arctic shortcut: Smart business, or a geopolitical flex? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
For years, China has been talking a big game about the Arctic. The Asian country lies far from the Arctic Circle – almost 1300 kilometres – but still, it has declared itself a “near-Arctic state”. It has teamed up with Russia on coast guard patrols in the Arctic Ocean and explored a flurry of resource and technology projects in Arctic towns. (Most never materialised.) The Chinese are now promoting the first regular cargo service to use the Northern Sea Route, an Arctic shortcut from Asia to Euro
Chinese ship takes Arctic shortcut: Smart business, or a geopolitical flex? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
For years, China has been talking a big game about the Arctic. The Asian country lies far from the Arctic Circle – almost 1300 kilometres – but still, it has declared itself a “near-Arctic state”. It has teamed up with Russia on coast guard patrols in the Arctic Ocean and explored a flurry of resource and technology projects in Arctic towns. (Most never materialised.) The Chinese are now promoting the first regular cargo service to use the Northern Sea Route, an Arctic shortcut from Asia to Euro
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