Tag: opinion

Donald Trump Is Not a Disease That Can Be Cured

A Soft Start

Get the Crooks Convicted, for Heaven’s Sake!

Security Policy Is No Longer the Sole Focus. Football and Bodø/Glimt Has Entered the Field.

Historic Achievement

Trine Jonassen

Birgitte Annie Hansen

Bodø ‘New City - New Airport’: Did the Funeral Take Place in Silence?

Why the Arctic Will Decide Whether Global Climate Assessment Still Works

Arctic Reality Check

Trine Jonassen

Birgitte Annie Hansen

Why the Arctic Has Become the Moral Center of Climate Change

Arctic Food Security Needs Indigenous Knowledge

Europe’s Northern Frontier Depends on Its Southern Credibility

When Systems Fail and Institutions Crumble

Why Finland Tops the World Happiness Rankings and What I Felt There

Where Artificial Intelligence meets Environmental Health in the Arctic

The Arctic Threat Landscape

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

Former Arctic Politicians Riddle the Epstein Files

The Theater of Absurdity

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

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

U.S. Department of State Should Prioritize External Strategic Planning Alignment with Government of Finland

My Arctic Snow Hotel Experience

Placing US Tanks in Svalbard is an exceptionally bad proposal

Where One Health Meets the Arctic Climate Resilience Reality

Trump’s Effort to Annex Greenland

The Sun Is Returning to Longyearbyen. In Donald Trump’s Head, the Lights Are off for Good.

An Arctic Social Contract

Sámi Culture and the Reindeer People of Tromsø

Too Close for Comfort: America’s Grip on Nordic Security

We’re at the Point Where European Leaders Want to Use Military Muscles to Deter the US

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

Who to Trust? Danish or Norwegian Intelligence?

The Silk Gloves Are off and Europe Is in the Splits

Sharing Strategic Geography: The Nordics Amid a Changing Security Reality

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

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

Who Will Tell the Story of Us in the North?

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

Locked Up in Washington, Murkowski Gave an Almost Absurd Insight Into American Madness

The Norwegian State Budget: Almost Every Coin Spent in the North is Due to Russia

Norway Arms Itself... But Who Will Pay The Bill?

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

A Quick Playbook for Congressional Oversight on Arctic Research

How Greenland and Denmark Can Lead the Arctic Council Towards Cleaning up Arctic Shipping

As the first round of this Autumn’s Arctic Council meetings kicks off, led by Greenland under the Kingdom of Denmark Chairship, the council must seize the opportunity to set out its priorities for the future health and biodiversity of the Arctic Ocean, the people that depend on it, and global climate systems that it helps regulate, writes Dr. Sian Prior in the Clean Arctic Alliance in this op-ed.

How Greenland and Denmark Can Lead the Arctic Council Towards Cleaning up Arctic Shipping

How Greenland and Denmark Can Lead the Arctic Council Towards Cleaning up Arctic Shipping

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