Tag: arctic security

NATO Chief: Greenland Crisis Never Neared Confrontation

Deterring Russia in the Arctic: Is it Credible?

Time to Heal?

Governor Mike Dunleavy (R): “Alaska is a Very Significant Piece of Real Estate”

Attention to Unrealised Chinese Projects May Overstate China's Arctic Influence

Step Inside The World's Largest Naval Base

Time to Strengthen the 1920 Svalbard Treaty

Arctic Diplomacy, Defence and a Warming Paradox

12 European States Call on EU to Expand Arctic Presence Amid Growing Threats

Trump's Greenland Remarks Put Allied Unity and International Law to The Test

Lavrov’s Backwards Arctic Narrative

News and Art in Perfect Harmony

Warning of Skills Shortage

Denmark to Step Up Defense Engagement in Faroe Islands as Trump Renews Greenland Push

Arctic Security Activity Accelerates as Norway, U.S. and NATO Deepen High North Cooperation

Summer Greetings From High North News

Denmark Taps Air Greenland for $250 million Arctic Surveillance Role Amid Security Push

Australia, Canada Sign $2.5 Billion Arctic Radar Deal as Ottawa Accelerates NORAD Modernization

Aimed at Preventing Chinese and Russian Espionage Disguised as Research

A Cold Mess

Canada Calls for NATO Strategy to Safeguard the Arctic

The End of an Era

"Homeland Defense Does Not Stop or Start at the US Border"

We Are No Longer Training for ‘The Unthinkable'

Canada, Finland Deepen Arctic Maritime Security Ties With New Pact

A Strengthened Arctic?

U.S. Maritime Plan puts Arctic Security at Core, Betting on New Icebreakers to Turn Policy Into Presence

Norway Does Not Intend to Board Shadow Fleet Vessels

UK to Double Number of Soldiers in Norway's High North

Norwegian Intelligence's Threat Assessment: “The Same Dynamic is Evident in the Arctic”

Trump’s Effort to Annex Greenland

Canada Must Be Wary of Its Southern Neighbor, Say Researchers

ARCUS Shuts Down, Highlights Dire Situation for US Arctic Researchers

Suspected Russian Spy in Tromsø Studied in Canada and Did Research in Northern Norway

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg: Stepping Up in the High North to Keep People Safe

Arctic Council Without Russia: A Spearhead for Democracy and Freedom of Expression?

Lessons from Ukraine about the Arctic: Russian “dialogue” isn’t always what it seems

Greenland Wants to Take the Lead: "We Have to Pick the Right Friends"

Increased Militarization of the High North is No Guarantee for Peace and Stability

Members of the European Parliament Call for Peace and Reduced Tension in the Arctic

Members of the European Parliament Want EU Arctic Policy to Better Reflect Security Concerns

Arctic Ambassadors Summit at High North Dialogue 2021

USA Closely Monitoring Russian Build-Up in the Arctic

Would Not Answer Whether Russia Should be Invited Back Into Arctic Security Forums

American Destroyer Completes Barents Sea Patrol

The Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Ross departed the Barents Sea, November 1, following 13 days of operation in the High North.

“The Security Situation in Northern Norway is Significantly Different from That in the South”

U.S Destroyer Returns to the Barents Sea

It is Doubtful Whether Having American Submarines at Bay in Tromsø Increases Security in the High North

From Norway to North America: Differing Views On New Russian Weapon Systems

Criticism, Campaign and Politics in North Norwegian Air Ambulance Services