Protest Against US Control of Greenland Attracts Thousands in Nuuk
Thousands of Greenlanders marched in protest against US President Donald Trump’s renewed push to acquire and control the island territory.
Alum Reports on Inuit Food Sovereignty from the Canadian Arctic
Wearing two layers of gloves makes it difficult to hold a pen, let alone take the quick, legible notes required of a boots-on-the-ground reporter.
Reindeer on thin ice. On how winter rain is changing the Arctic
The phenomenon of rain on snow (ROS) has become a spectacular effect of rising winter air temperatures.
Arctic climate action award highlights collaborative research
Shorter winters, thinning sea ice, vegetation change and shifting wildlife distributions have been recorded by Indigenous hunters and land users across the Arctic.
Finnish Prime Minister Highlights Need to Apologize to the Sami
The prime minister also commented that he plans to set up a parliamentary working group to consider how and when to issue the apology.
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.
The remote Arctic island, saved by an unshakeable community spirit
North of the Arctic Circle, beyond the maps of ancient mariners, a remote Norwegian island once thought lost to time has found new life in an unlikely industry.
What bet should business make on the Arctic?
Our nature is harsh, and we live in the Arctic. The infrastructure level is not high.
Melting Arctic Ice is a National Security Threat
Climate change is already sharpening tensions and fueling conflict around the world, especially in Arctic.