The European Union is revising its Arctic policy to address escalating security threats from Russia and China as the region becomes a focal point of geopolitical competition. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's recent visit to Greenland underscores the urgency of this update, which aims to promote peace and sustainable development. Experts warn that delays in finalizing the policy could marginalize Europe in the Arctic as superpowers intensify their activities in the resource-rich area.