Arctic Sentry: How the North Pole Became the Litmus Test of World Order in 2026 — The Arctic is opening physically even as it fragments politically. In the thinning ice, the real architecture of the emerging world order is beginning to show.

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Arctic Sentry: How the North Pole Became the Litmus Test of World Order in 2026

by Steven Alber

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by Steven Alber

Updated February 11, 2026

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