Back to Publications In this episode of What’s New, Serafima Andreeva speaks with Andreas Raspotnik about the evolution of the EU’s Arctic policy. Photo: Serafima Andreeva What’s New? is a podcast on Arctic geopolitics, governance, and security. Created …
Back to Publications Reykjavík’s Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre is a key node of the creation of Arctic expertise. Photo: Marielinder The core value of Arctic networks and meetings lies in the collective creation of expertise about Arctic affairs …
Back to Publications NATO Launches Arctic Sentry Mission to Enhance Regional Presence High North News reported on February 11 that NATO announced the Arctic Sentry mission to enhance Alliance presence in the Arctic and High North. The multi-domain activity …
Back to Publications In this episode of What’s New, Serafima Andreeva speaks with Guðbjörg Ríkey Th. Hauksdóttir about Iceland’s evolving role in the Arctic. Photo: Serafima Andreeva What’s New? is a podcast on Arctic geopolitics, governance, and security …
Back to Publications The nuclear submarine Kazan has arrived at a permanent base in the Northern Fleet in May 2021. Photo: Ministry of Defense of Russia Russia is increasingly deploying information influence operations to target independence movements in …
Back to Publications Norway Bases New Long-Range Missile Battalion in Bardufoss, Northern Norway The Barents Observer revealed on February 2 that the Norwegian government plans to base its new missile battalion in Bardufoss, some 300km inside the Arctic …
Back to Publications China’s role in the Arctic continues to be an important research focus in 2025. The Arctic Institute’s 2025 Series on China’s role in the Arctic presents over a dozen original articles from international scholars that help elucidate …
Back to Publications In this What’s New Episode, Serafima Andreeva and Iselin Nemeth Winther talk about how Norway understands and navigates the Arctic in 2026. Photo: Serafima Andreeva What’s New? is a podcast on Arctic geopolitics, governance, and …
Back to Publications The charter boat from Longyearbyen, M/S Polargirl, moored at the dock in Barentsburg. Photo: Brian Moscioni On the northern edge of the world, deep inside the Arctic Circle, a little-known archipelago is gaining attention – but not for …
Back to Publications EU Approves Ban on Russian Gas Imports Including Arctic LNG High North News reported on January 28 that the European Union formally adopted legislation phasing out Russian natural gas imports by late 2027. The ban will prohibit Russian …
Back to Publications In this What’s New Episode, Serafima Andreeva speaks with Iver Neumann about what the return of great power politics means for the Arctic and for the international system more broadly. Photo: Serafima Andreeva What’s New? is a podcast …
Back to Publications Street art in the centre of Nuuk, capital of Greenland. Photo: Apostolos Tsiouvalas Although historical precedents like the Louisiana Purchase or the acquisition of Alaska are frequently cited to justify a potential US buyout of …
Back to Publications NATO and US Agree on Framework for Arctic Security As reported by Reuters on January 22, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced that US President Donald Trump has agreed to a framework deal on Greenland that would require NATO …
Back to Publications In this What’s New Episode, Serafima Andreeva, Erdem Lamazhapov and Andreas Østhagen discuss Donald Trump’s obsession with Greenland and the impact on the current and future Arctic order. Photo: Photo: Serafima Andreeva What’s New? is …
Back to Publications The Xue Long 2 Chinese research vessel, surveilled by the U.S. Coast Guard, approximately 290 nautical miles north of Utqiagvik, Alaska, July 2025. Photo: U.S. Coast Guard The Arctic Institute China Series 2025 Recent conversations …
Back to Publications White House Summit Exposes Clash Over Greenland The Guardian reported on January 14 that talks between US officials and Danish and Greenlandic foreign ministers at the White House failed to resolve disagreements over Greenland’s future …
Back to Publications The world’s northernmost Lenin statue looks over the abandoned Russian city of Pyramiden on Svalbard, summer 2018. Photo: Alina Bykova If Trump takes Greenland, would Putin take Svalbard? What is the role of international law? …
Back to Publications In this What’s New Episode, Serafima Andreeva and Samuel Pallaq Huyer and Justin Barnes explores Canada’s Arctic from a local and Indigenous perspective. Photo: Serafima Andreeva What’s New? is a podcast on Arctic geopolitics, …
Back to Publications Marco Volpe at the 10th China-Nordic Arctic Research Centre (CNARC) Symposium in April 2025 at Tongji University, Shanghai, China. Photo: Marco Volpe The Arctic Institute China Series 2025 The Central Arctic Ocean Fisheries Agreement ( …
Back to Publications Frontpage of the New York Post on January 6, 2025, showing an altered image where Trump highlights the nearby states to the United States. Photo: New York Post (via CNN) Why does Trump still want to take control of Greenland? What …
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