Arctic Watch

Facts About the Arctic

Cooperation

Svalbard-research becomes more important for China

China’s Polar Research Institute agrees to prepare joint Arctic scientific projects with Russian partners. This became clear during a recent visit to Barentsburg on Svalbard.

Carbon Brief joins scientists live at the UK’s Arctic Research Station

The speakers explained more about the research that climate scientists are conducting in the Arctic.

Introducing Sea Ice Today

The National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) has launched an upgraded and streamlined Sea Ice Today website

Nuclear icebreaker undertakes international expedition to North Pole

Titled ‘Icebreaker of Knowledge’, the expedition aboard the nuclear-powered icebreaker ’50 Let Pobedy’, involved participants from countries.

Arctic sovereignty message for western Nunavut

“It’s very important that we do everything we can to protect our Arctic and Arctic sovereignty — and defence is very important.”

Battle of Arctic Claims for Continental Shelf’s oil and gas pieces

Some northern coastal countries hoping to intensify their efforts to expand their sovereignty claims to the Arctic coastal areas.

Researchers return to Arctic to test integrated sensor nodes

The nodes are intended to become part of a widespread sea-ice monitoring network.

Can India’s Arctic aspiration lead to effective trilateral cooperation with Russia, China?

India is paying increasing attention to the Arctic region, as evidenced by the discussion of Arctic issues during the talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin when Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Russia in early July.

SOS Arctic 2024: mission accomplished!

An 8-person team to develop the zero-impact expedition for extreme polar conditions.

Türkiye’s 4th Arctic Research Expedition set to depart from Norway

Türkiye’s Fourth National Arctic Scientific Research Expedition arrived in Tromso, Norway to start the expedition at 71 degrees north latitude.