Tag: russia

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

Encounters in the North

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

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

Russia Opens Massive Arctic Vostok Oil Project Despite Sustained Western Sanctions

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

Russia Bets on $400 Billion Arctic Transport Corridor, But Foreign Investors Hold The Key

Lavrov’s Backwards Arctic Narrative

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

Trains, Crabs and Security

China in the Arctic: Separating Risk from Rhetoric

France’s TotalEnergies Exits Arctic LNG 2 - But Russian Ties Endure

China and Russia Expand Arctic Cooperation With Joint Scientific Expedition as Security Concerns Grow

Russian LNG Storage Ship Heads up Norway Coast After Baltic Naval Escort

More Talk Than Action

“A Good Deal of Talk, But Considerably Less Action”

Russian Research Vessel Given Green Light for Expedition in Norwegian Waters

South Korea’s PanStar Buys Ship for Arctic Container Trial With Mid-August Departure

Russian Agent Exposed in Sweden

Russian gas, Espionage and Icebreakers on top

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

Russian Gas and NATO Top June Reads

Russia Ramps Up Arctic LNG Exports to Asia as Northern Sea Route Summer Season Gains Momentum

The Turkish Clause in Svalbard

Aimed at Preventing Chinese and Russian Espionage Disguised as Research

UK Sanctions Four LNG Carriers Tied to Russia's Arctic Gas Trade Along Norwegian Coast

A Cold Mess

EU Sanctions Seek to Block Gas Tanker Sales to Moscow

“Most Russians Are Against the War, and Europe Should Talk to Putin"

Warns of Cracks in The Nordic Front Against Russia

Northern Norwegian Citizen Arrested in Russia

Sweden's Arctic Strategy 2026: A Critical Overview

The Dark Side of Europe

France Detains Russian Arctic Oil Tanker

A Brutal Truth, But a Truth Nonetheless

Long-Stalled Arctic LNG 2 Project Shows Signs of Life as Key Chinese Modules Head to Russia

Swede Apprehended at the Russian Border

"Europe’s Future Will be Decided in Ukraine"

Finnmark Mayors: ‘It Seems as if Realpolitik Is Dead’

A Divided Land

Russia Expands Arctic LNG Shadow Fleet Along Norway’s Northern Coast

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

The End of an Era

"Important for Norway to Maintain Expertise on Russia"

Sabotaged By The Government

Dear reader. We lack both shelters and proper infrastructure in Northern Norway. We have our own contingency plans to manage ourselves in crisis and war. All while we look over our shoulders at the aggressive neighbor to the east and "carry on." Is it too much to ask that we not be directly sabotaged by our own government?

GPS Disruptions at Lower Altitudes Close to Norway's Border to Russia

Declared As Undesirable in Russia: "Must Make Difficult Considerations"

When Russia Attacked Svalbard - On Defence Cooperation Seen From Finland

Cooperation is Crucial for Safety in The Arctic: "We Cannot Do This Alone"

U.S. Coast Guard to Base First Arctic Security Cutters in Alaska, Boosting High North Presence