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European Union member states have agreed to increase investment in the Arctic to enhance security and access to natural resources. A meeting of leaders from 12 countries identified Russia as the primary threat to the region, while also acknowledging the interests of China and the United States. The EU aims to adopt a more strategic role in the Arctic amidst growing geopolitical competition.
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European Union member states have agreed to increase investment in the Arctic to enhance security and access to natural resources. A meeting of leaders from 12 countries identified Russia as the primary threat to the region, while also acknowledging the interests of China and the United States. The EU aims to adopt a more strategic role in the Arctic amidst growing geopolitical competition.
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