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The EU in the Arctic: How China’s Polar Ambitions Became a Challenge for the Green Transition

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This post is based on the paper entitled “Explaining the Conflict Dynamics of EU-China Climate Relations: A Case of Collective Securitisation”, presented at the UACES 2025 Graduate Forum Research Conference on May 29 in Athens, Greece. The original paper focuses on the increasing tension between China and the EU in the climate domain and provides […]

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