Titlebook: China-Russia Relations in the Arctic; Friends in the Cold? Iselin Stensdal,G?rild Heggelund Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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China on the Arctic Council: Another Venue for Sino–Russian Cooperation?cil (AC). Although the Council does not have legal status as an international organisation and the decisions it makes are not legally binding, the AC is a key part of Arctic governance. China was admitted to the AC as an observer at a ministerial meeting in Kiruna in 2013. In this chapter, we look a

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Chinese Arctic Shipping Under the Polar Silk Road: Reality or Vision?hina’s polar maritime capacity, with a focus on shipbuilding. We contend that, in a period where few other available partners exist, China and Russia appear to be moving closer. However, this has not translated into accelerated PSR development. Moreover, China’s engagement in the Arctic is based on

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Sino–Russian Arctic Gas Cooperation Amid New Geopolitical Realities: Impacts and Perceptionsgas extraction and related national perceptions. To compensate for its lost markets in Europe, Russia has renewed its ‘turn to the east’ strategy to gain a greater share for its products in the gas market of China, one of the world’s largest gas importers. Adopting the framing method, we analyse and

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Sino–Russian Cooperation on Arctic Microplastic Managementhere else. With its uniquely fragile ecosystem, it is more difficult for the Arctic to recover from microplastic pollution. Globally, there is a lack of systematic regulations tailored to microplastic management, and the Arctic lacks regional oversight as well. Worse yet, most Arctic States have no

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Iselin Stensdal,G?rild HeggelundProvides an in-depth analysis of the many aspects of Sino-Russian relations in the Arctic.Aspires to give a realistic picture of the Sino-Russian relationship.Covers from the geopolitical implications

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-63087-3arctic; China; Russia; Geopolitics; shipping; resources; oil and gas; environment