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China’s Arctic Silk Road is reportedly becoming a reality

A report indicates progress toward China’s Arctic Silk Road. It does not provide specific projects, locations or timelines.

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Greater Chinese activity in the Arctic could intensify strategic and commercial competition in the region.

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