Tag: the Arctic

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

Unique Norway-UK Cooperation on Maritime Surveillance in the High North

Iceland and Norway Forge Closer Defense Ties

EU and Iceland Strengthen Security and Defense Cooperation

Problem Solving in a Northern Community With Wisdom and Sense of Humour

Former Arctic Politicians Riddle the Epstein Files

Nordic Children Sleep Outside in Sub-Zero Temperatures

Psychological Warfare and a Mental Invasion That Dominates Our Lives

Wants to Strengthen Indigenous Health Across the Arctic

Norwegian PM on Trump’s Tariff over Greenland: We Must Make Things Clear

NATO Should Follow Up Success on the Eastern Flank in the Arctic, says UK Foreign Secretary

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

Several Meetings Between Greenland, Denmark and the US This Week

Russia Downscales Parts of Fisheries Cooperation

British Forces in the North: Will Operate in Northern Norway Year-Round

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

Who to Trust? Danish or Norwegian Intelligence?

Willy (84) Has Researched Current Arctic Challenges Through a Historical Lens

Norway to Introduce Military Police Authority on Arctic Island

Stig (30) Has Researched Snow in Svalbard for Four Years: “I Don’t Even Ski!”

Fisheries Negotiations Between Norway and Russia Has Started

The Dramatic Battle Over Defense Expenses Is About Much More Than Money

Historic Defense Agreement between Norway and the UK

The EU Finally Gets It, Leading to New Possibilities for Us

Finland Seeks Allied Cooperation on Space-Based Surveillance in the High North

“More Important Than Ever to Be Present,” Says Prominent Reporter in the North

Greenland to Cooperate With Japanese Peace Foundation – Aims to Become an Arctic Hub for Peace

We Are in a Squeeze Between the EU and Russia

Norwegian Minister of Fisheries: “Fisheries Negotiations With Russia Are Demanding”

Iceland and Germany to Enhance Defense Cooperation

Nordic Council Prizes to Faroese Literature and Film

Commander of Finnish Jaeger Brigade Keeps His Guard Up, but Doesn’t Think Russia Will Attack

Whispers in the Wind: Aerosols as the Arctic’s Urgent, Unseen Ally

Major German Maritime Live-Fire Exercise off Andøya, Northern Norway

Politicians Plant Disdain For Science in Their Voters

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

Denmark to Strengthen Arctic Defense by DKK 27,4 Billion

NATO's New Air Operations Center Opened: Officially Part of the Alliance's Command

Scientists Discover Life in Arctic Ice at -15 Degrees Celsius

Iceland and Finland to Strengthen Defense Cooperation

Lena Leimgruber Studies Arctic Literature and Believes the Arts Is Needed in Arctic Discourse

Believes the Arctic Council Will Survive

Managing Cruise Volume at Nordic Cruise Destinations

Norwegian Armed Forces and the Russian FSB Met for Border Cooperation Talks

70 Homes Will Be Removed From the Market in Svalbard

In December this year, 70 homes will be removed from the rental market in Longyearbyen due to the risk of avalanches. The decision has elicited despair among the affected stakeholders.

Zero Emissions Day in the Arctic: A 24-Hour Stress Test for the Planet

Extensive Agreement Between Denmark and Greenland

The Relocation of Kiruna: "The State Need to Contribute With More Land and Economic Support"

Extensive Training Activity in the High North With US Carrier Strike Group

Arctic Light 2025: Denmark to Hold Military Exercise in Greenland with NATO Allies