Legitimacy as Arctic Security: What Greenland’s legally fatherless reveal about trust, sovereignty, and High North
Greenland turns strategic vulnerability into international influence, echoing the geopolitical indispensability it held
U.S. military Arctic readiness remains inadequate, requiring unified command, stronger allied cooperation, and greater
A US bill could upend the Law of the Sea's consent regime by making consent depend on who conducts marine research, not
Disaster in Longyearbyen is rarely spectacular. Women navigate intimate threats the state ignores, redefining safety
Nordic minilateralism is reshaping EU–NATO cooperation in the Arctic by bridging institutional divides through
Ship crews must survive until help arrives. In polar regions, plans must allow survival for days, depending on season
Arctic crisis management adapts to complex environments where limited resources shape response strategies and
In this episode of The Circumpolar, Serafima Andreeva speaks with Gabriella Gricius on hybrid threats in the