Norway’s plan to implement a new renewable energy transition on Svalbard can become an exemplary project for Arctic
Iqaluit’s water crisis highlights the need to support a resilient Arctic through plans to build climate-informed
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine affects many elements of the European Union’s multifaceted Arctic policy, issued in
History for mountaineering in Norway in the 1800s examines how tourist infrastructure changes understanding of the
The U.S. must continue investing in icebreaker programs to ensure a sustainable development of the U.S. Arctic.
The article discusses the enhancing industrial development process in the Russian Arctic on the case of the Northern
Undersea cables are important in defense and security matters, but have few international policies or laws governing
Denmark’s new Foreign and Security policy strategy strengthens Denmark’s Arctic ambitions is aligned with the U.S.
Climate adaptation of polar regions is difficult due to barriers such as lack of awareness of polar heritage and remote