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Proposed Law Amendment May Threaten Good Greenlandic Governance

Will Greenland's public keep its right to access documents concerning the development of Greenland’s vast raw

Another Step Forward? The Council of the European Union Puts the Arctic on the Table

Are the latest conclusions on the Arctic by the Council of the European Union a step forward for the EU's Arctic

Ukraine Crisis and the Arctic: Penalties or Reconciliation?

Although tensions are high between Russia and the West due to the Ukraine crisis, the Arctic remains a theatre for

Report on the IASC Social and Human Sciences Working Group (SHWG) Meeting

This report on the recent meeting of the IASC social and human sciences working group provides a brief overview of the

To Svalbard and Beyond – The European Parliament is Back on its Arctic Track

Three years after its last resolution on Arctic issues, the European Parliament has adopted another resolution dealing

From Seal Ban to Svalbard – The European Parliament Engages in Arctic Matters

As we are nearing elections to the European Parliament, its Members are actively discussing Arctic matters, such as the

A New Model for International Cooperation

Does Arctic governance constitute a new model for international cooperation? It is a good example of a

Towards an Active Role for the EU in the Arctic?

The European Union has a growing interest in the Arctic but still looks for a more active role in circumpolar

Greenland’s New Frontier: Oil and Gas Licenses Issued, Though Development Likely Years Off

The production of oil and gas in the Greenland Sea is far from certain at this point, and will depend on political and