Russia reasserts ‘blood right interest’ over unclaimed underwater Arctic ridge
Nation tries to expand northern presence as Canada increases spending on foreign policy in region.
Canada to open consulates, appoint Arctic ambassador under new foreign policy
Canada will open consulates in Alaska and Greenland, appoint an Arctic ambassador and continue its boundary negotiations with the United States over the Beaufort Sea.
Finland to withdraw from Barents Euro-Arctic Council after 2025
Finland’s goal is a stable and prosperous Nordic region, and we will continue to invest in it through various forms of cooperation.
Decoding permafrost: research team concludes 12-year study of Alaska Arctic
Researchers from a nationwide consortium have been conducting fieldwork in Alaska for over a decade.
Wants International Ecocide Law to Deter and Stop Environmental Crimes in the Arctic
Politicians, legal practitioners, and researchers are currently working to establish an international ecocide law to prevent environmental crimes in the Arctic and globally.
Norway to Purchase New Frigates in a Strategic Partnership
Norway has selected France, the UK, Germany, and the US for discussions on a strategic partnership to acquire at least five new frigates.
Arctic Icebreakers: Memorandum of Understanding Signed by the United States, Canada, and Finland
Icebreakers are a critical asset for Arctic security, providing a persistent presence and enabling countries to operate and assert their sovereignty in the region year-round.
Inuit Leaders and Federal Ministers Discuss New Arctic Foreign Policy for Canada
The new policy is expected to strengthen Inuit participation in international conversations about the Arctic and include the reinstatement of an Arctic ambassador.
Beate Has Researched the Arctic Conferences: “They Gather an Arctic Elite”
Beate Steinveg, has researched Arctic conferences and their influence on politics and governance in the Arctic.