Tag: security policy

Encounters in the North

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

Magical Meetings With The People of the North

How Do We Understand Today's USA?

The Dark Side of Europe

When Politicians' Home Addresses Determine What Is a National Crisis

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

NATO Chief on Cold Response: Showcases Norway’s Key Role

Norway, Germany and Canada's Heads of Government: We Are Ready to Defend the High North

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

New CAOC Makes Arctic City a Bomb Target: Cheaper Than Expanding the Joint Headquarters

Norway's Prime Minister on Northern Norwegian Preparedness: "Just Buy Mittens"

Norway Under Pressure: A New Strategy for the High North in 2025

“Norway Must Be the One to Have Control in the Areas Closest to Russia”

They Are Practically Stumbling in the Dark, but the Message Is Crystal Clear

Greenlanders Vote in a Momentous Election: Six Parties Compete for 31 Seats

Norway and the UK Strengthens Defense Cooperation: “A New Era”

The Defense Analysis 2025: We Can No Longer Assume That the US Is Our Most Important Ally

Canned Food Is of No Help if Soldiers Must Use a Rail Replacement Bus Service

The Political Game Continues Even as the Distinction Between War and Peace Is Blurred

The Political Game Continues Even as the Distinction Between War and Peace Is Blurred

The Political Game Continues Even as the Distinction Between War and Peace Is Blurred

Norway and the US Strengthens Space Cooperation in the High North

Total Preparedness: When Regional Policy Overrules Security Policy in the North

Outgoing NATO Secretary General: “The Job Did Not Turn Out as Imagined”

Myths of Svalbard Geopolitics Debunked by Researcher

NATO’s New Northern Flank: Norway’s Army Chief Expects Great Responsibility

Defense Professor: "We Should Be Worried About Russia if Trump Wins the Election"

Norwegian PM Støre: Important to Be a Neighbor That Does Not Offer Surprises

“We Need to Continue Directing the Public Focus Northward”

Believes Norway’s Cautiousness Toward Russia to Be Outdated

Scrapping the Norwegian Base Policy Will Only Make Things Worse

I Was Not Going to Kyiv, I Was Going to Kirkenes

Denmark Wants to Strengthen Foreign and Security Policy Cooperation With Greenland and the Faroe Islands

When the War Narratives Are Not Corresponding, It Demands More From Us and Jonas

USA Surprises Denmark and Greenland with Billion Dollar Investments in Thule Air Base

Fears that a Sharpened Security Policy Debate Climate Shall Deter New, Young Voices

Arctic Council, EU, NATO on Agenda as Military Leaders Addressed Arctic Security Issues

“Must Strengthen Trust Between the Authorities and the People”

Russia Wants to Resume Meetings Between Arctic Defense Chiefs

“New U.S. Administration will Lead to New Demands for Denmark in the Arctic”

Shift in US Doctrine Puts Pressure on Norway’s Dual Policy

Increased interest in the Arctic: “The U.S. Army has made a significant pivot”

“U.S. Security Policy Change in the Arctic Places Denmark under Pressure”, Says Foreign Policy Researcher

Political Predictability Going Down the Drain

Commentary: Icbreakers with cruise missiles, and American and Russian warships sailing the Barents Sea. Monitoring the militarization of the Arctic is a demanding exercise, in particular after predictability went down the drain when Donald Trump assumed the role as President of the United States.

USA in the High North - A Lasting Engagement

This is Why Finland and Iceland Want Security Politics in the Arctic Council

When Arms Follow the Poet’s Words About "Looking to the North", the Arctic Liturgy Should Be Re-Written

Security Experts: - The World is Facing A New Era of Signifcant Power Struggles

Norway Undecided about Participation at Russia’s Arctic Conference