EU–Japan collaboration on trans-Arctic cable development depends on public authorities shaping digital infrastructure
Three sets of policy categories will feature prominently in Sweden’s yet to be realised (2026) Arctic
Russia’s place in Japan’s Arctic calculus reflects a deeper struggle between economic pragmatism and strategic
The Arctic Institute's 2026 Japan in the Arctic series presents Japan’s shift from science-led engagement to
Arctic expertise requires social expertise—working across boundaries. In times of geopolitical tension, social
Svalbard is being tested by Russian and Chinese gray-zone tactics. Norway must find a way to enforce the Svalbard
Modern international law prioritizes self-determination and Indigenous rights, rendering the sale of Greenland by
Insights from a recent work trip to Guangzhou highlight how Chinese Arctic experts view cooperation with the United
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