Tag: politics

Top Alaska Military Officer: "Homeland Defense in the Arctic Cannot be Seasonal or Episodic"

China Tests Domestic Satellite Communication in Arctic As Polar Capabilities Expand

Norway and Russia Have Reached a Fisheries Agreement for 2027

Chinese Heavy-Lift Ships Remain Off Northern Norway as German Navy Vessel Patrols Area

The EU's New Arctic Strategy: 'A Good Starting Point,' Says Researcher

NATO Chief: Greenland Crisis Never Neared Confrontation

From Norfolk in the US, NATO is Closely Monitoring the Threat Situation in the High North

Russia’s Arctic ‘Shadow Fleet’ Goes Digital as New Putin Decree Tightens Grip on Shipping Data

The Norwegian Frigate HNoMS Fridtjof Nansen on Svalbard Patrol

Keel Laid for Future Flagship of the Canadian Icebreaker Fleet

No Promises to Accelerate Construction of New Bridge Near the Norwegian-Russian Border

Norwegian Coast Guard Boards Sanctioned Chinese Heavy-Lift Ships Off the Coast of Northern Norway

New US Submarine Visit to Tromsø

Preparedness in Nordland is Being Deprioritised, Says Chair of the County Government

New EU Rules Could Threaten Vegetable Supply in Northern Norway

Governor Mike Dunleavy (R): “Alaska is a Very Significant Piece of Real Estate”

The Greenland-USA Conflict: Hopeful That Trust Can be Restored

The Norwegian Government to Further Develop Preparedness in the High North

The Norwegian Government Proposes Defence Budget Increase of NOK 6,5 Billion in 2027

Russia’s Arctic Oil and LNG Activity Relies on Limited Number of Key Hubs

New Business Plan for Longyearbyen: To Strengthen Length of Residence and Business Friendliness

The Commander of NATO's Operations in the High North: "Need to React Extremely Quickly"

Trump Calls $54 Billion South Korean Alaska LNG Investment a Done Deal. Seoul Says Not So Fast

Greenland Reflects on 30 Years of Cooperation in the Arctic Council

Historic Change of Command for NATO Headquarters Responsible for the Arctic, the North Atlantic and the Nordic Region

U.S. Sanctions Law Could Upend the EU’s Russian LNG Timeline

Arctic Council at 30: Behind The Scenes

Minister of Trade and Industry: "Monitoring The Situation in Eastern Finnmark Closely"

"Hybrid Threats at Sea in The Arctic Have Become a Greater Problem"

"Unthinkable That Anyone Could Threaten Europe's Security"

Ukraine’s Deepest Drone Strike Reaches Russia’s Arctic Gas Heartland

EU Should Establish Arctic Monitoring Unit, Says Researchers

12 European States Call on EU to Expand Arctic Presence Amid Growing Threats

EU Spends More on Russian Arctic LNG in Eight Months Than All of 2025

The Norwegian Coast Guard on Comprehensive Operation to Strengthen Arctic Cooperation

Russian Ship Arrested on Svalbard: "The Svalbard Treaty Does Not Grant Immunity"

Russia Opens Massive Arctic Vostok Oil Project Despite Sustained Western Sanctions

Russian Ship Arrested in Svalbard: ‘We are Not a Party,’ says the Governor of Svalbard

Von der Leyen to Visit Greenland

Russian Fishing Vessels Repeatedly Cross Svalbard Cables, Raising Security Questions

American Submarine Visit to Tromsø

Arctic Shield: 400 Soldiers From 11 NATO Nations to Exercise Defending Greenland

Relocated Arctic Town: LKAB Gets Green Light to Acquire Land for Continued Transformation

Finland and Sweden Enhances Cooperation on Territorial Surveillance

Iceland's EU Referendum: Strong Economic Interests Secured Victory for the No Camp, Says Professor

This weekend, the majority of Icelanders voted no to renewed negotiations on EU membership. A key factor behind the result was a well-funded no campaign, says a UiT professor, pointing to powerful economic forces that benefit from keeping the country outside the EU.

Iceland's EU Referendum: Sovereignty, Economy and Fisheries on the Agenda

King Harald of Norway has Passed Away

Finland to Organize European Summit on the Arctic

Norwegian, British and US Forces to Conduct Training on Arctic Island

Norway Strengthens the Arctic Finnmark Brigade With Three New Units: "A Great Day"