The Week Ahead: They need to talk
Militarisation in the Arctic is a reality. Conflict does not need to be
When the first Arctic Security Roundtable, a series of occasional meetings organized by the Munich Security Conference, was held in Washington in 2017, the motivation was a growing consensus that it was high time to begin taking the potential for conflict in the region seriously.
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