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- Sep 14, 2026
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EU seeks Arctic strategy amid growing power rivalry (opens the original)
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Known as the "Gateway to the Arctic," the Finnish city of Rovaniemi sits directly on the Arctic Circle. Its forests are glowing in autumn colors as European leaders gather here at the invitation of Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo to discuss a new EU strategy for the Arctic. Climate change and Russia's war against Ukraine have thrust the High North into the center of European attention. "There is a high demand for concrete EU action in the Arctic," Orpo said. "Our security environment has cha
Arctic power plays: EU searches for a new strategy (opens the original)
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Known as the "Gateway to the Arctic," the Finnish city of Rovaniemi sits directly on the Arctic Circle. Its forests are glowing in autumn colors as European leaders gather here at the invitation of Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo to discuss a new EU strategy for the Arctic. Climate change and Russia’s war against Ukraine have thrust the High North into the center of European attention. "There is a high demand for concrete EU action in the Arctic," Orpo said. "Our security environment has cha
Iceland's EU vote: A nation divided over Europe (opens the original)
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The white church stands alone in the Icelandic countryside. Wind sweeps across the Hvalfjord. Kristjan Ingolfsson, a retired bishop, lives here beside Hallgrimskirkja church in Saubaer, surrounded by silence and vast open landscapes. But far from this quiet corner of western Iceland, the debate over Europe is heating up. At the end of August, voters will decide whether to reopen accession talks with the European Union. The referendum is not about joining the EU immediately, but about restarting
Trump set to put NATO unity to the test at Turkey summit (opens the original)
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Mark Rutte came prepared for his latest visit to Washington in late June. As Donald Trump complained about European allies and their reluctance to support the United States during the war against Iran, the NATO secretary-general responded with praise. Lots of it. And pointed to large display boards emblazoned with gold-colored headlines, one titled: "The Trump Trillion." In front of the cameras, Rutte was in full pitch mode. "I want to show you what this president was able to achieve," Rutte tol
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