From the Indus to the Ice: China, Pakistan, and Lessons for Arctic Engagement
As China’s presence in the Arctic expands across scientific and security dimensions, understanding patterns in China’s global engagement is vital.
The deep sea and the Arctic must be included in efforts to tackle climate change
The deep sea stores 50 times more carbon than the atmosphere and 20 times more than all terrestrial plants and soils combined.
The Kingdom of Denmark’s Chairship of the Arctic Council: “Unifying”
“The chairship in the glue of the Arctic Council. We learned that from Norway.”
Reindeer numbers may fall as Arctic warms
Global reindeer populations could fall by more than half by 2100 due to the impacts of climate change.
Millions for Get More Young People to Stay in the Arctic
The High North Center at Nord University receives support for a project highlighting opportunities for young people in the Arctic.
New Russian-Chinese Collaboration in the Arctic
Russia and China will train Specialists for Maritime Navigation in Arctic.
Russia is modernising its meteorological stations in Arctic
In anticipation of future shipping, dozens of stations above the Arctic Circle are being upgraded.
NATO, Industry and Innovators discuss Arctic space security
The Arctic Space Forum provided a unique platform to enhance NATO cooperation with space industry.
Arctic leaders warn of growing risk of hybrid warfare in the far north
Remote Faroe Islands in Arctic are in talks to add an extra undersea internet cable to safeguard communications from sabotage.