POLAR SILK ROAD News & Updates

21/03/2026

21/03/2026

China will deliver its first supplies to the European market using the Arctic Sea route, also known as the Polar Silk Road, away from the conventional Strait...

20/02/2026

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19/02/2026

Discover how Russia built its first ice-class LNG tanker and braved the Arctic against all odds! From sanctions to engineering marvels, find out how this gia...

16/02/2026

⛴️ Државната корпорација Росатом споделува фотографија од водечкиот универзален нуклеарен мразокршач „Арктика“, кој влече брод во близина на Карското Море. Во позадина е нуклеарниот мразокршач „50 години победа“ и неговиот моторен брод.

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16/02/2026

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09/02/2026

09/02/2026

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09/02/2026

🧊 Russia is Building a Frozen Empire While the West Talks Climate Politics

Deputy PM Yuri Trutnev just announced Russia will construct 10 new icebreakers and 46 rescue vessels by 2035 for the Northern Sea Route—transforming Arctic trade while carrying up to 150 million tonnes of cargo annually. Meanwhile, the EU's Green Deal is collapsing under geopolitical pressure, with Brussels now pivoting to a "Clean Industrial Deal" that prioritizes competitiveness over climate ambitions.

⚡ One superpower builds infrastructure for tomorrow's trade routes, the other drowns in policy paralysis and China tensions.

Is the Arctic the real battleground for 21st-century economic dominance, or are Western nations missing the boat entirely?


Source: Oil Capital

28/01/2026

The light was so bright, it felt like someone ordered the sun in the middle of the night. ☀️

📍 the water area of the Pevek port

28/01/2026

From Frozen Periphery to Strategic Corridor For much of modern history, the Arctic Ocean was a geographic afterthought—too remote, too frozen, and too unpredictable to matter for global commerce. Today, that perception is changing. As climate conditions evolve and geopolitical fault lines reshape ...