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Norway blocks sale of last private land on Arctic archipelago Svalbard after Chinese interest

Minister says sale to foreign actors such as China could ‘disturb stability in the region and potentially threaten Norwegian interests’.

By: scmp.com

Jul 01 2024
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Norway blocks sale of last private land on Arctic archipelago Svalbard after Chinese interest

Minister says sale to foreign actors such as China could ‘disturb stability in the region and potentially threaten Norwegian interests’.

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