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.
Arctic communities face rapid changes in technology and transportation
For the Sami people of northern Norway in Arctic, the post-World War II era marked the beginning of significant technological change.
Sami Concerned About Planned Critical Mineral Mining in Sweden
Swedish state-owned mining company LKAB has already begun blasting an exploration tunnel under the town of Kiruna.
Sámi Parliament Urges Finland for Long-Term Funding of the Truth Commission’s Psychosocial Support Services
A permanent Uvja would signal that Finland’s Arctic governance transcends purely extractive debates to include Indigenous well-being and institutional resilience.
Arctic Indigenous Truth in Exciting Spotlight
Indigenous peoples have too often been left out of crucial decisions affecting their homelands and livelihoods.
Promising Solutions Secure Arctic Birds’ Future
In a premier Arctic birding location, health and environmental threats jeopardize seabird populations that sustain Norway’s coastal ecosystem.
Arctic Spotlight: Norway’s Stunning Policy Moves
Echoing American ambitions in Greenland, Russia has sharpened its Arctic strategy, amplifying territorial claims over Norway’s Svalbard islands.