Tag: Svalbard

Welcome to Autumn in The Arctic

Wet and Cold July in Northern Norway, but Svalbard Sets New Heat Record

Defending the High North: Sovereignty in an Age of Grey-Zone Pressure

The Turkish Clause in Svalbard

Whale Detection System Tested Aboard Arctic Expedition Ship

The Arctic identified as a security risk

The Norwegian Government to Strengthen Svalbard Budget With NOK 72,3 Million

Life on the North Globe

Mina (10) Is the Youngest to Cross Svalbard From South to North

The End of an Era

End of Norwegian Mining on Svalbard as Norway's Last Coal Mine Closes

"Important That People Live Here"

When Russia Attacked Svalbard - On Defence Cooperation Seen From Finland

Shipwreck Found in Svalbard - Could Originate From 18th Century Russia

Permafrost Is Thawing in Svalbard, Posing a Risk to Cultural Heritage and New Buildings

Research and Tourism in Svalbard Are Closely Interconnected, Say Researchers

While 30,000 Soldiers Practice War, Greenland and Svalbard Are Used in an Actual War

Svalbard: Increased oil prices impact Longyearbyen

Updated Strategy and New Research Office

A Soft Start

Mina (10) Can Become the Youngest to Ever Cross Svalbard From South to North

Arctic Reality Check

Crab on the Menu: Climate Change Could Make Local Food Available in Svalbard

Stig (30) Has Researched Snow in Svalbard for Four Years: “I Don’t Even Ski!”

Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals in Svalbard – More Work is Needed in The Tourism Sector

Svalbard Fjord Absorbs More Greenhouse Gases Than It Emits

BRICS by BRICS: Brazil’s Accession to the Svalbard Treaty and the Politics of Partnership

The Norwegian State Budget: Major Investments in Svalbard

Managing Cruise Volume at Nordic Cruise Destinations

Norway to Monitor Airborne Radioactivity in Svalbard

70 Homes Will Be Removed From the Market in Svalbard

Survey for Arctic Way Soon to Be Completed

Norway Worried About a Possible Shadow Fleet by Svalbard

Norway Worried About a Possible Shadow Fleet by Svalbard

Strengthens the Monitoring of GPS Interference in the High North

Svalbard Archipelago Lost 1% of Glacial Ice During Summer 2024 Heat Wave, New Study Finds

Wants to Assess Possibility of Nuclear Power in Svalbard

Wants to Assess Possibility of Nuclear Power in Svalbard

Call From Longyearbyen for Increased Norwegian Military Presence in Svalbard

Call From Longyearbyen for Increased Norwegian Military Presence in Svalbard

High Noon 2025: Northern Debate on Svalbard, Tax Cuts, Norway Seen From Russia, and Dictatorship

The Norwegian King's Svalbard Visit Was Important for Completely Different Reasons Than Sovereignty

The Svalbard Treaty: A Viable 100-Year-Old or One Foot in the Grave?

China Asked to Remove Lion Statues in Svalbard

First Human Spaceflight Over the Earth’s Poles Currently in Flight

The first human spaceflight over the Earth's polar regions is currently in flight. The crew will explore Earth from a polar orbit and conduct research designed to help advance humanity's capabilities for long-term space exploration. One of the crew members is Norwegian Jannicke Mikkelsen from Svalbard.

Security for Our Sea Lanes of Communication in the High North

New Research Shows Svalbard Glacier Has Survived Warmer Past

Norway Wants New Submarine Fiber Connection to Svalbard and Jan Mayen: “It Is Urgent”

Increased Norwegian Quota for the Minke Whale

“Before You Can Act, You Must Feel”