For Norway, the risk of conflict in the Arctic has increased

For Norway, Arctic security consists of different threats in the short-to-long run, all of which have become

In the Fog of War: Russia Raises Stakes on the Russian Arctic Straits

Russia mulls law to substantiate its claims in the Arctic straits. The navigational rights through the Russian Arctic

The Arctic Institute Colonialism Series 2022: Introduction

An introduction to The Arctic Institute's Colonialism Series 2022, providing a brief history of colonialism in the

The Arctic Institute’s Infrastructure in the Arctic Series: Conclusion

From military bases to subsea cables, infrastructure is a key mechanism for operations and engagement in the Arctic

Getting US Arctic Security Right

There are at least three different levels of US' Arctic security policy, which must be unpacked as the US is gearing up

Revitalizing France’s Sight on the High North: Arctic Environmental and Security Elements of the New French Polar Strategy

The 2022 French polar strategy features strong Arctic environmental and security aspects and displays a shift from

Infrastructure in the Arctic: The Arctic Institute Infrastructure Series

Infrastructure in the Arctic provides a useful lens through which to explore larger issues, from geopolitics to

The Ukraine Crisis Is a Major Challenge for China’s Arctic Visions

The Ukraine war will shape Arctic security, and if China wants to take part in Arctic affairs, it should not support

Relations with Russia in the North were already tense. Now it’s getting worse.

After the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Norway’s proximity to Russia is cause for security concerns