Tag: donald trump

Iran Will Not Distract Trump From Greenland. It Will Harden Him

A Strengthened European Immune System: Is Trump’s Madness Not as Contagious After All?

He Can’t Even Blame It on the Bottle

No Soft Place to Land

‘Those With Both Feet Planted on the Ground Stand Still’ – On American Bases in the Arctic

Is Donald Trump's Actual Target NATO?

The Cost of War

Donald Trump Is Not a Disease That Can Be Cured

Historic Achievement

Trump is Discussed at Every Coffee Table, but not at the Intelligence Service

A Creeping Feeling of Being Reduced to Pawns in a Game Between Superpowers

Standing in the Storm. The Arctic Council Still Has a Future.

Placing US Tanks in Svalbard is an exceptionally bad proposal

“Greenland Needs the EU, and the EU Needs Greenland”

ARCUS Shuts Down, Highlights Dire Situation for US Arctic Researchers

Denmark, Greenland and Iceland's Reactions To Trump

Former US Ambassador to the Arctic: Trump Has Not Forgotten Greenland

Norway’s Army Chief: No Practical Indications That the US Is Less Interested in Norway

Alaska Ready to Host Trump’s Meeting With Putin

What the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Entails for the Arctic

Trump Places Greenland Under US Northern Command

The Faroe Islands, Greenland and Denmark Met for Talks on Security in Insecure Times

Arctic Council Chairship Handover: “We Must Move Forward With Courage,” Says Greenlandic Foreign Minister

US Climate Researcher: “We Are at a Tipping Point”

“The US Can Become More Unpredictable on Climate Issues in the Arctic Council Than Russia”

Head of US Military Base in Greenland Fired with Reference to Partisan Behaviour

Research Institute Wilson Center Shuts Down After Executive Order

Denmark’s PM Stands Up to Trump’s USA and for Arctic Security

Denmark’s PM Stands Up to Trump’s USA and for Arctic Security

Trumps New Tariffs: Could Be Challenging for Parts of the Norwegian Seafood Industry

No One Can Trust the US Anymore

Arctic Military Leaders Met Near the Norway-Russia Border: Discussed Hybrid Threats

Increase in Satellites Pollutes Our Night Sky and Atmosphere, Says Researcher

The US Steps Back From Arctic Science, Paves Way for China

Need for a Canadian-European Security Consensus, Says Researcher

After Eighty Years, the United States Surrenders Its Leadership Role in Europe

The Norwegian Parliament’s Arctic Delegation in Washington DC: “Never Been This Disappointed”

Greenlandic Top Politician On Trump: "You Cannot Own or Control, but Have a Partnership"

Finland Welcomes New EU Commissioner: Focus On Regions Bordering Russia

Norway and France Forge Closer Defense Ties With an View to the High North

Let’s Stop Donald Trump’s Ego and Power Trip All Together - Right Now!

How Nuuk and Copenhagen Counter Trump Statements About Taking Greenland With Force

Increased Oil Drilling in Alaska on the Agenda With New Trump Administration

The Problem Is Not What Donald Trump Says He’ll Do, but That We Don’t Know What He’ll Do

The Problem Is Not What Donald Trump Says He’ll Do, but That We Don’t Know What He’ll Do

Kilpisjärvi (Comment): The problem is not what Donald Trump says he'll do. The problem is that no one knows what he's going to do. That will affect the Arctic not just for the four following years but perhaps forever.

The Problem Is Not What Donald Trump Says He’ll Do, but That We Don’t Know What He’ll Do

Trump Presidency Could be Good News for Russia’s Arctic LNG Projects, Though Exact Policy Shift Hard to Predict

Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski (R): Trump's View on Climate is Very Different From the Biden/Harris Administration

Finally, a Dream Summer in the North

Just Hours Before Trump's Conviction, We Put Our Fate In His Hands