Are We Going To Be Silent Spectators of Donald Trump's Military March Into the Arctic? Commentary: Europe's military rearmament parallels the post-Cold War disarmament. It happens nearly without debate, and we are all silent spectators.
Mary Peltola, First Alaska Native in US Congress, Secures Full Term Mary Peltola, a Democrat who became the first Alaska Native in Congress after beating Republican Party Representant Sarah Palin in a special election upset this summer, repeated that victory and secured a full term.
Lawyer: Donald Trump Considers Seeking Political Asylum in Norway Commentary: Donald Trump risks many years in prison if he were to lose the election and his immunity. Now, his lawyers have changed strategy and will argue that Trump has been insane for four years and thus cannot be punished.
Biden versus Trump: How a new president will affect the Arctic With the US election just days away, anxiety is mounting about whether Republican incumbent Donald Trump or Democratic nominee Joe Biden will come away victorious. The stakes have never been higher for the Arctic, say environmental scholars and regional experts.
Experts on Arctic Council Expectations: Cooperation Under Tension High North News asked four Arctic experts about priorities for the Trump administration in the Arctic, expectations for the Arctic Council meeting in Fairbanks this week, and what we can expect to see in U.S. Arctic policy after the Arctic Council chairmanship.
