The EU’s new Arctic Communication: not-so-integrated, not-so-disappointing?

A joint report by TAI and the Arctic Centre (University of Lapland) on the EU's 2016 Joint Communication on Arctic

The EU’s new Arctic Communication – Part III

After publishing a new Joint Communication, how does the European Union see its place and role in pan-Arctic

The EU’s new Arctic Communication – Part II

The European Arctic becomes more visible in the EU’s Arctic policy. What are the implications for the Arctic and

The EU’s new Arctic Communication – Part I

With the new Joint Arctic Communication published, why it would be still better not to call the EU Arctic policy an

A Quick Start Guide to the Arctic and UNCLOS

This Quick Start Guide offers an overview of UNCLOS to understand what role the Arctic will play in this month’s

Despite Global Warming Suez Canal will remain preferred shipping route in coming decades new study suggests

Only after the year 2035 may the Arctic shipping route along Russia’s northern coast became competitive for some

The European Union at the Arctic Circle (Conference) and beyond

Last week, the 3rd Arctic Circle conference took place in Reykjavik, and for the first time European Union officials

High North Dialogue 2015 – Interview with Heather Conley

In cooperation with the 2015 High North Dialogue we conduct a series of podcast interviews with some of the speakers:

The EU’s Arctic Policy: Eventually Getting Somewhere?

Although the European Union keeps on looking North, open questions remain to be unanswered, especially regarding the