Tag: opinion

EU, Gas and Security in The Arctic

The EU Keeps Losing the North Atlantic Because It Prices Enlargement Backwards

When The Roar of Diesel Drowns Out The Hushed Voices From Svalbard and Finnmark

Encounters in the North

Denmark Must Stop Servicing Tankers Sustaining Putin’s Arctic LNG Trade

Iceland Kept the Gate. The Power Stayed Elsewhere

What Would the High North be Without the Iron Ore Line?

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

High North Tour 2026: A Troublesome Bridge on The Russian Border

Lavrov’s Backwards Arctic Narrative

Trains, Crabs and Security

News and Art in Perfect Harmony

China in the Arctic: Separating Risk from Rhetoric

It Is Absurd That The North Pays For Electricity In The South

Northern Norway: Norway's most strategically important area?

The King of The High North

Bodø/Glimt, The Football Team Shattering the Myths About The Arctic

Warning of Skills Shortage

The EU's Arctic Policy Consultation was a Success — But Not the One You Think

More Talk Than Action

Clowns at War in The Middle East and The Arctic

Record Exports, Cross Border Trains and A Power Crisis

Northern Norway: Should More Than Half The Population be Governed by The State?

Welcome to Autumn in The Arctic

Russian gas, Espionage and Icebreakers on top

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

A Northern Norwegian Summer Weather to be Grateful For

Greenland Exposed NATO’s Blind Spot: Coercion From Within

Summer Greetings From High North News

Magical Meetings With The People of the North

The Turkish Clause in Svalbard

Who Owns the Story of the North?

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

Comment: A few decades ago, an uneventful news cycle could always be stimulated by calling up a Northern Norwegian fisherman. Few, if any, were better suited to starting a war with the 'powers that be' in Oslo. Today, the best approach is to call a mayor in a suit and tie.

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