In the Arctic, cooperation with Russia is simply too important

Climate Change & GeopoliticsNATO & its Adversaries

15 Jul

‘The recent NATO summit in Madrid was decidedly for the hawks: with Sweden and Finland seemingly having reconciled with Turkey and wide-ranging packages of support announced for Ukraine. Scarcely in recent memory has the Alliance seemed so resolute. The need to help Ukraine is self-evident. Russia’s campaign against Ukraine’s people deserves our full condemnation. But there are crucial areas — such as climate change and preservation of the Arctic — where our and global interests will be worse off if we don’t work with Russia.’

Read Jason Pack’s adapted article for the NDCF here.

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Jason Pack

Jason Pack is the Founder and Director of NATO & the Global Enduring Disorder. He is the founder of Libya-Analysis LLC and the non-profit Eye on ISIS, which creates the Libya Security Monitor. His most recent book, Libya and the Global Enduring Disorder (Hurst/Oxford University Press) explores what Libya’s dysfunctional economic structures, its ongoing civil war, and the lack of a coordinated international response to chaos in the country reveal about broader patterns in 21st century geopolitics.

https://jasonpack.org/

In the Arctic, cooperation with Russia is simply too important

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