Tag: op-ed

China in the Arctic: Separating Risk from Rhetoric

Where One Health Meets the Arctic Climate Resilience Reality

An Arctic Social Contract

The Arctic Moved South: How Turkey Became Russia’s Sanctions Back Office

Sharing Strategic Geography: The Nordics Amid a Changing Security Reality

We Cannot Build a Sustainable Arctic from Military Budgets

Norway, European Defence, and The Future of The Nordic Welfare Model

Stop Russia’s Arctic LNG now: The G7 Must Shut Down the Tankers Financing Putin’s War

Ticking Clock: Arctic States Have Less Than a Fortnight to Act on Black Carbon and Polar Fuels

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

Greenland is Not a Danish Domestic Issue - It is Europe’s Next Sovereignty Test

One Ocean Expedition: Highlighting Social Dimensions of Safe and Green Shipping

From Policy to Practice: Advancing Norway’s High North Policy Through ArcBlue Collaboration

An Arctic Movement: Dancing our way to Cultural Democracy

An Arctic Movement: Dancing our way to Cultural Democracy

Whispers in the Wind: Aerosols as the Arctic’s Urgent, Unseen Ally

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

Secretary McMahon Should Consider Establishing a National Resource Center on Arctic Studies within the University of Alaska System

Managing Cruise Volume at Nordic Cruise Destinations

A Quick Playbook for Congressional Oversight on Arctic Research

Arctic Research Should Advance More Than U.S. National Security Interests

Ice Melt Drives Earth's Sea Level Rise

Zero Emissions Day in the Arctic: A 24-Hour Stress Test for the Planet

Trump Administration’s Securitization of Arctic Affairs and Its Implications for U.S. Federally Funded Research

Stories of Frustration from the «Third Pole»

Knowledge Needs for Navigating the Central Arctic Ocean

The U.S. Is Playing Geopolitical Monopoly in the Arctic

From the North to the Tropics: Why Arctic Adaptation Must Be a COP30 Priority

The Evolving Concept of Arctic Exceptionalism: From Isolation to Geopolitical Leverage

Arctic Exceptionalism: What It Was, What It Could Be - But Should It Be?

Arctic Cooperation in Crisis, Overshadowed by Great Power Rivalry

Trump’s Geopolitical Alignment With the Kremlin - Prioritizing Power Over Democratic Principles and Arctic Security

The Transarctic Alliance is Key to US National Security

Thawing Ground, Rising Stakes: Why Arctic Change Demands New Resilience

Arctic Economic Council and Arctic Mayors’ Forum Welcomes the New Chairship Programme From the Kingdom of Denmark

ICC Welcomes Strong Emphasis on Indigenous Peoples in Arctic Council Chairship Programme

US Policies in the Arctic Are Changing but the Extent Remains to Be Seen

Our High North Neighbor, Iceland

Chasing the Stag, Losing the North: Strategic Drift in the Arctic

Formation of New Coalition in Greenland

JD Vance to Accompany Wife on Greenland Trip

The Combined Air Operations Center, an Abbreviated History

Trump’s Plan to Send New Delegation to Greenland

Trump’s Plan to Send New Delegation to Greenland

The World of Yesterday: Time for a Joint Nordic Approach to the High North

European unity has never been more important than since the end of the Cold War. It is time for the Nordic states to amplify their focus on the High North.

Toward A New Arctic Status Quo?

Security for the High North: The Cold War

"Together, we are stronger!"

Security for the High North, How Did We Get Here?

Why Greenland Matters: Trump’s Imperial Pretensions in the Arctic