EU Payments for Russian Yamal LNG Hit €2.88 Billion in Q1 as War-Driven Price Spike Boosts Kremlin Arctic Revenues
How Did Over 100 Near-Identical Anti-Drilling Comments Against Norway Suddenly Appear in EU Arctic Consultation?
Arctic Emission Control Areas Enter Into Force as Norway, Canada Extend Sulfur, Nitrogen Rules Northward
U.S. Maritime Plan puts Arctic Security at Core, Betting on New Icebreakers to Turn Policy Into Presence
Canadian Shipyard Secures Contract for Five Arctic Security Cutters as U.S. Icebreaker Fleet Expansion Concludes
U.S. Signs Contracts With Foreign and Domestic Builders to Finally Launch Long-Delayed Icebreaker Fleet Overhaul
Norway to Expand Submarine Fleet With Two Additional German-Built Boats to Counter Rising Russian Threat
Arctic Receives No Mention in New White House National Security Strategy, But U.S. Polar Engagement Remains
US Sanctions Against Russian LNG Start to Fray as Chinese Arctic Construction Yard Seeks Lifting of Measures
EU Includes Russian LNG in 19th Sanctions Package; U.S. Focuses on Oil Sector Targets Rosneft and Lukoil
World’s Largest Container Shipping Company MSC Again Rules Out Arctic Shipping, As Chinese Companies Push Ahead
EU Imports of Russian Gas Grow Again, Including LNG, Contrasting with Brussels Latest Efforts to Phase Out Supplies
South Korea to Subsidize Construction of Ice-class Vessels and Expand Port in Support of Arctic Shipping
Deepening Russia-China Relations Continue to Drive Oil, Gas, and Container Traffic Along Arctic Shipping Lane
