On the afternoon of April 11th, 2025, the Washington-based think tank “Committee on the Present Danger: China” (CPDC) will host a webinar titled “Thawing: Threats to the Arctic from China and Russia and Threats from the Arctic.” The event will be livestreamed by New Tang Dynasty Television and Epoch Times with real-time translated subtitles.
You can watch the livestream on the following platforms:
Epoch Times:
New Tang Dynasty Television:
Clean World:
https://www.ganjingworld.com/live/1highhl8jk83LWFSUqr5OpIgW10o1c
The webinar will delve into the increasing importance of the Arctic region in global geopolitics, with a specific focus on the threats posed by China and Russia. As the Arctic ice continues to melt due to climate change, it has opened up new opportunities for resource exploitation and shipping routes, leading to heightened competition among nations.
Experts participating in the webinar will discuss the geopolitical implications of this changing landscape, including the potential for military build-up, environmental impact, and economic interests. The strategic significance of the Arctic in terms of national security and energy resources will be a central theme of the discussions.
China and Russia have both significantly increased their presence in the Arctic region in recent years, with China declaring itself a “near-Arctic state” and unveiling ambitious plans for Arctic involvement. This has raised concerns among Western countries about China’s intentions and the implications for regional stability.
The CPDC, known for its focus on analyzing and addressing the challenges posed by the Chinese Communist Party, will provide valuable insights into the risks and opportunities presented by the thawing Arctic. By engaging in discussions with policymakers, experts, and the public, the webinar aims to raise awareness about the complex dynamics of Arctic geopolitics.
In an increasingly interconnected world, understanding and preparing for the changes in the Arctic region are crucial for ensuring global security and cooperation. The webinar serves as a platform for sharing knowledge, fostering dialogue, and shaping strategies to navigate the evolving challenges in the Arctic.