Tag: opinion

An Arctic Mining Adventure?

The World is Rearming For War – It is Felt Deep in The Mountains of Northern Norway

The World's Richest Are on the Move

A Cold Mess

Data Centre – From Fairy Tale to Nightmare?

Data, Diplomacy and the High North: India's Space Opportunity in the Arctic

Sweden's Arctic Strategy 2026: A Critical Overview

The Dark Side of Europe

A Brutal Truth, But a Truth Nonetheless

Russian Gas and Sanction Loop-Holes on Top

The Population Declines, and Politicians Are Fumbling for Solutions. Time to Think New?

The Fight for Power

The High North Policy Is on the Chopping Block

A Divided Land

Strategic Ice Line Architecture: Europe’s Northern Test of Sovereignty

I Know of a Lot of Other Things That Ought to Be Blasted Before We Build a Ship Tunnel

Life on the North Globe

When NATO's Secretary General Undermines the Alliance's Credibility

The End of an Era

On the Border With Russia, Even Grasping at Straws Can Matter

The Lunna House Agreement Has No Arctic Dimension. It Should

Sabotaged By The Government

Power Crisis in Northern Norway: Sabotage By The State

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

When Russia Attacked Svalbard - On Defence Cooperation Seen From Finland

The EU and the Geopolitics of the Oceans

We Are No Longer Training for ‘The Unthinkable'

From Orbit to the Arctic and Beyond: Northern Norway shaping Europe’s Space Future

In The Shadow of Diesel Protests, a 200-Year-Old Border in The North

Arctic Resilience?

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

Happy Easter from High North News!

From Hormuz to the High North: Why Nordic Hydrogen Is an Energy Security Bet

When Politicians' Home Addresses Determine What Is a National Crisis

Can We Trust the US?

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

What Is the Purpose of Indigenous Tourism?

Why Norway Must Choose Justice in a Time of War and Uncertainty

From Akrotiri to Pituffik: Why Europe Must Control the Bases That Shape Its Security

Is Donald Trump's Actual Target NATO?

Build the Infrastructure and the Arctic Will Follow

A Strengthened Arctic?

He Died When We Needed Him the Most

Comment: The German philosopher Jürgen Habermas is dead. He was 96 years old, but died when we needed him the most. Over the course of a long life, he was at the forefront as a steadfast defender of the significance of dialogue for democracy.

In Arctic Norway, Volunteers Hold the Weight of Plastic Pollution

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

The Cost of War

Redefining Strategy in the High North: Wargaming a Contested Arctic

Governing Permafrost Thaw in the Arctic Is Now a Systems Challenge