How the Arctic became the new front line in a VERY cold war: As Trump signs Greenland deal and Russia fortifies its Siberian bases, Oxford historian PETER FRANKOPAN warns melting ice could lead to a global conflict in the High North

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How the Arctic became the new front line in a VERY cold war: As Trump signs Greenland deal and Russia fortifies its Siberian bases, Oxford historian PETER FRANKOPAN warns melting ice could lead to a global conflict in the High North

At the end of May, a ship named the Christophe de Margerie slipped out of Utrenneye, a port on the flat, treeless Siberian coast of the Kara Sea in the Arctic