Politics and Strategy

If You Cannot Break Ice on an Icebreaker, What Are the Chances in a Policy Debate?

This article discusses how the 2017 Arctic 100 Expedition failed in providing a new model for stakeholder engagement in

The Polar Bear is Dead, Long Live the Polar Bear!

The polar bear is dying! What can we learn from the death of the first icon of global climate

Three Voices, One Delegation: One Step towards More Equal Representation of the Danish Realm

Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands shared the delegations three minutes at the Arctic Council Ministerial Meeting

Arctic Diplomacy – Daily engagement in support of our Shared North

The core of Arctic diplomacy is about connecting people. People-to-people connections are crucial for building bridges

The European Parliament heading towards icy Arctic waters – again

A joint report by TAI and the Arctic Centre, University of Lapland on the EP’s Arctic resolution on an integrated EU

A 100 years of breaking the ice in Russia’s Arctic capital

Steady, predictable and close engagement with the Russian Arctic has created a territory of dialogue. How did this

Utilizing Local Capacities in the Arctic

How can small-scale local capacities be developed and utilized across Arctic regions when responding to maritime

Prime Minister Trudeau’s first official trip to the Canadian Arctic

What happened when Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau officially visited the Canadian Arctic for the very first

What the Forthcoming Paris Agreement Rulebook Mean for Arctic Climate Change

By focusing support on developing countries in the Paris Agreement Rulebook, the needs of vulnerable Arctic communities