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The subject of the study is the Euro-Arctic (Barents) region of international cooperation, namely the prospects and peculiarities of the region in the context of increasing global attention to the Arctic. Having considered in General the role and place of Euro-Arctic region in the foreign policy ambitions of Russia, the author dwells on the prospects of the recesses of Russia's cooperation with international partners on a subregional international organization of smear, as well as on the military-political situation in the region. Russia in the Arctic is of particular ambitions and therefore claims a special, enhanced rights and preferences in this important and promising region. Euro-Arctic direction in this regard can be seen as uniquely well-positioned geo-strategic and geo-economic bridgehead projects and interests of Russia in the Arctic.
Research methods used in the study as follows: descriptive (for the study of the present state of international relations in the Barents region), and analysis (for studying foreign policy of the Russian Federation in the region, promotion strategy interests in this region, as well as military-technical and economic potential of the Euro-Arctic and the Euro-Arctic cooperation).
During the research the author came to the following conclusions: Euro-Arctic region is a unique bridge between such world geopolitically important centres, such as Europe, Russia and the Arctic. This is facilitated by the physical and geographical features of the region, its economic characteristics and relatively calm military-political situation. In addition, the solution of the existing problems of Russia in the Barents sea, most likely, will be a major step in addressing the problems of the Russian Arctic will create the necessary precedents for strengthening of positions of Russia in this direction. It is therefore important, in our opinion, to pay special attention to the development of Euro-Arctic areas of Russia's foreign policy.
Keywords:International relations, Arctic, Euro-Arctic region, the Barents region, spear, sub-regional cooperation, geopolitics, the Northern sea route, Arctic latitude, the Northern fleet.
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