Law and Governance

Shifting Ties: Navigating the Complexities of Russia-South Korea Relations and the New Arctic Geopolitics

With no sign of improvement on sight, cooperation between Russia and South Korea in the Arctic is likely to remain

Japan Steps Up Its Arctic Engagement

This op-ed summarizes Japan's latest Arctic strategy as Japan continues to step up its engagement in the Arctic

Russia’s Reaction to the US Continental Shelf Announcement: Political Posturing or Setting the Stage for a Big Move?

Russia rejects the US establishment of continental shelf’s limits, while leaving room for discussions on its own

More Political Theatrics as Russia wants to Denunciate UNCLOS in the Arctic – Leave the Performances for the Bolshoi

Russia considers exiting UNCLOS yet must still follow international law. Is this a strategic move or just Kremlin

The US Arctic Gambit: Testing the Limits of UNCLOS

US challenges norms by publishing extended continental shelf limits and fueling calls for Russia's UNCLOS

India in the Arctic: Legal Framework and Sustainable Approach

India's AC observer status aims at a sustainable Arctic policy, balancing economic benefits, diplomatic ties, and

Norway, the Kingdom of Denmark and Sweden Should Prioritize Societal Security to Help Saving the Arctic Council

Societal security should be given more attention in the Arctic Council which Norway, Denmark and Sweden chair for the

What does the 2023 “Letter of Intent for Cooperation on the Pikialasorsuaq” mean for the Inuit of the region?

What are the legal implications of the 2023 Letter of Intent for Cooperation on the Pikialasorsuaq for the Inuit of the

Sweden in NATO: How NATO Membership Could Change Stockholm’s Strategic Posturing

This article explores the potential impact of Sweden's NATO membership on the country's strategic posturing in the