Commentary

Far but not so far: Italy’s Role and Interests in the Arctic

Italy’s historically scientific role in the Arctic has been increasing, and it is also politically and economically

Sailing with the Arctic Youth in Tromsø and finding a new Arctic Strategy

The Danish Foreign Minister goes out sailing both physically and metaphorically in his attempt on finding a new Danish

A Blessing and a Curse: Melting Permafrost in the Russian Arctic

Russia is looking to tap into Arctic natural resources as permafrost melts, the latter presenting challenges for the

Dwindling Arctic Sea Ice and Impacts to Permafrost Health

The Arctic is expected to have ice-free summers sometime within the next 30 years, largely impacting the state of

Takeaways from the Arctic Tundra

Living in the Arctic tundra offers insight into how permafrost thaw affects landscape and community in the Arctic

Permafrost Thaw in a Warming World: The Arctic Institute’s Permafrost Series Fall-Winter 2020

Permafrost melt is threatening the Arctic and the rest of the world. A global effort is needed to stop permafrost

How will COVID-19 impact the future of Norway’s Nussir mine?

The commentary discusses the key challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic to Nussir ASA regarding the development of

A Shifting Focus of U.S. Arctic Policy: China and Security, Front and Center

As its Arctic policy shifts to address military vulnerabilities and Chinese influence, Washington should re-consider

Never too late: Russian Hydrocarbon Development in the Arctic

Hydrocarbon development in the Russian Arctic garners more attention as lawmakers draw inspiration from the Norwegian