Commentary

Uncertainty and Tension: Russia reacts to Trump’s Greenland Proposal

How has Russia reacted to Trump's Greenland acquisition proposal? Officials and commentators in Russia predict

Trump Sparks Renewed Interest in Greenland: But ‘Greenland Belongs to the People of Greenland’

Trump’s Greenland remarks ignite debate on sovereignty and independence, emphasizing self-determination amid Arctic

Trump’s Greenland Flirt is Clumsy Arctic Geopolitics

Trump’s Greenland interest is a sign of a wider Arctic security interest, but the way it is expressed is troubling

Securing Our Digital Lifelines: Quantum Technology and the Battle for Arctic Supremacy

Safeguarding Arctic undersea cables with quantum technology is critical, as our digital lifelines are the target of

NATO and the Trump Challenge: Navigating the Alliance’s Priorities in a Shifting Climate and Security Landscape

Trump 2.0 might significantly undermine NATO’s climate change adaptation plans, particularly in the Arctic

Sanction-Proof? Russia’s Arctic Ambitions and the China Factor

Western sanctions fail to halt Russian Arctic energy projects. China's support raises questions about sanction

NATO in the Arctic: The Arctic Institute’s NATO Series 2024-2025 (Part I)

TAI's NATO Series 2024-2025 examines the NATO’s role in a changing Arctic, characterized by climate woes and rising

The Arctic Institute’s Arctic Extractivism Series 2024: Conclusion

This series explored Arctic extractivism, leaving us with reflections in all forms and burdens, tangible, emotional,

Russia’s Queenside Castling in the High North: A Strategic Risk or Opportunity for the West?

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has split one Arctic into two. Its engagement with new actors presents new risks and