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A fleet of Chinese container carriers shuttles on Russian Arctic route The ships are the biggest of their kind that ever have sailed on the Northern Sea Route. [1]
Svalbard-research becomes more important for China, professor says China’s Polar Research Institute agrees to prepare joint Arctic scientific projects with Russian partners. This became clear during a recent visit to Barentsburg on Svalbard. [2]
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[1]
FI
thebarentsobserver.com
· 2024-09-17
· 70% match
A fleet of Chinese container carriers shuttles on Russian Arctic route The ships are the biggest of their kind that ever have sailed on the Northern Sea Route.
[2]
FI
thebarentsobserver.com
· 2024-09-10
· 50% match
Svalbard-research becomes more important for China, professor says China’s Polar Research Institute agrees to prepare joint Arctic scientific projects with Russian partners. This became clear during a recent visit to Barentsburg on Svalbard.
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