Andreas Doepfner
Andreas Doepfner is a seasoned journalist and editor, having reported on Northern Europe for the NZZ from 1982 to 1998. His insights into the Arctic landscape have become increasingly relevant as the region transitions from a period of cooperation to one of confrontation among global powers. In his recent publication, he examines the geopolitical ramifications of climate change in the Arctic, highlighting the strategic stakes involved for countries like the USA, Russia, and China.
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Andreas Doepfner co-authored a book on the geopolitical consequences of climate change in the Arctic.
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Switzerland· 2026-01-13
Andreas Doepfner is a co-author of a book on the geopolitical consequences of climate change in the Arctic.
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Andreas Doepfner co-authored a book on the geopolitical consequences of climate change in the Arctic.
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Andreas Doepfner is the co-author of the book 'Von der Eiswüste zur Arena der Grossmächte' which discusses the geopolitical consequences of climate change in the Arctic.
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Andreas Doepfner is a co-author of a book on the geopolitical consequences of climate change in the Arctic.
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Andreas Doepfner is a former foreign editor of NZZ and co-authored a book on Arctic geopolitics.
Die Grossmächte kämpfen um EinflussSwitzerland· 2025-03-19
Andreas Doepfner is a co-author who has written about the geopolitical consequences of climate change in the Arctic.
Geopolitisches Ringen in der Arktis: Eiszeit zwischen GrossmächtenSwitzerland· 2025-02-23