Latest Analysis
Arctic Security Environment in Flux: Mitigating Geopolitical Competition through a Military-Security Dialogue
The Arctic security environment is rapidly shifting. A military-security dialogue is vital in order to mitigate great-power competition.Read More >
International Year of Indigenous Languages in the Arctic (Part II)
The 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages strengthened the visibility of Indigenous languages and rights in the Arctic.Read More >
Controversies Around Endangered Indigenous Languages in the Canadian Arctic (Part I)
In Canada, the introduction of the “Indigenous Languages Act” in 2019 reignited discussions on the status of Indigenous languages and peoples.Read More >
COVID-19 in the Arctic: Final Remarks
The Arctic Institute’s winter COVID-19 series explored how the coronavirus pandemic impacted life, politics and economies in the Arctic.Read More >
Latest Reports
China and its Arctic Trajectories: The Arctic Institute’s China Series Report 2020
The Arctic Institute’s 2020 series analysed the Arctic interests and increased engagement of China. Download the report!
Russian Strategic Intentions in the Arctic
Pavel Devyatkin explores the Russian strategic intentions in Arctic shipping routes, energy extraction, and circumpolar governance.
An Arctic Council In Transition
How will cooperation between the United States and other Arctic States advance after the US hands over AC Chairmanship to Finland?
The European Parliament heading towards icy Arctic waters – again
A joint report by TAI and the Arctic Centre, University of Lapland on the EP’s Arctic resolution on an integrated EU policy for the Arctic.
- February 25 @ 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Europa und die geopolitische Dynamik der Arktis
- February 22 @ 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
The Role of the Arctic in recent and future security challenges in the Wider North
- September 9, 2020 @ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Collaborating with Educators Workshop with Jennifer Chavez-Miller
Multimedia
TATW Map of the Months 2021
TATW has its very own Map of the Months. Rummage through the 2021 ones.
International Year of Indigenous Languages in the Arctic (Part II)
The 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages strengthened the visibility of Indigenous languages and rights in the Arctic.
The Arctic This Week Take Five: Week of February 1, 2021
Take Five is The Arctic Institute's weekly redux on the Arctic's most important stories, published every Friday.Controversies Around Endangered Indigenous Languages in the Canadian Arctic (Part I)
In Canada, the introduction of the “Indigenous Languages Act” in 2019 reignited discussions on the status of Indigenous languages and peoples.
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