The New Treaty and Arctic Gamesmanship

May 16, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in arctic, Arctic Treaty | No comments

https://www.fogliandpartners.com/e06z2o0yl Last month, I wrote this post, laying out the

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https://chemxtree.com/8pyrhyt So it’s not exactly news to me that the latest batch of cables released by Wikileaks show, as the BBC reported, that

https://yourartbeat.net/2025/03/11/apbb5drptz0 nations are racing to “carve up” Arctic resources – oil, gas and even rubies – as the ice retreats.

Although these cables are a few years old, they serve as the unfiltered backstory to this big Arctic Council meeting last week, to

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https://www.salernoformazione.com/e54407c Interestingly, the cables don’t seem to have been leaked until the meeting concluded and a new Arctic treaty was inked:

Canada, Russia, the United States and their smaller circumpolar neighbours have agreed how to divvy up the fast-warming and fragile Arctic, but only for search-and-rescue responsibilities, leaving aside the vexed issues of sovereignty, oil drilling, pollution and shipping.
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Other stories highlighted the cooperative outlines of the pact, but once those diplomatic cables circulated in the media, the headlines shifted back to the conflict theme:

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