The European Union and its 2026 Arctic Strategy: Three Questions Worth Asking

The EU’s 2026 Arctic strategy will succeed only if ambition translates into institutional ownership, resources,

The India Question in Greenland Agreement

The Greenland trilateral agreement has implications for India and challenges Western perspectives on Arctic

The Greenland Deal should instigate a new Arctic Military Architecture

The US-Denmark-Greenland agreement could enable a network-centric Arctic military architecture linking the US, NATO,

Legitimacy is an Arctic Security Asset: What Denmark’s Legally Fatherless Greenlanders Reveal about Trust, Sovereignty, and Security in the High North

Legitimacy as Arctic Security: What Greenland’s legally fatherless reveal about trust, sovereignty, and High North

Strong Because Weak: Strategic Dependency, Legal Constraints, and Greenland in Contemporary Arctic Geopolitics

Greenland turns strategic vulnerability into international influence, echoing the geopolitical indispensability it held

Cold Reality: Why U.S. Military Arctic Readiness Is (Still) Lagging and What the Pentagon Can Do about It

U.S. military Arctic readiness remains inadequate, requiring unified command, stronger allied cooperation, and greater

Research, Survey, Espionage: The Securitization of Marine Scientific Research in US Law?

A US bill could upend the Law of the Sea's consent regime by making consent depend on who conducts marine research, not

Choosing the Bear: Navigating Spectacular Risks in Longyearbyen

Disaster in Longyearbyen is rarely spectacular. Women navigate intimate threats the state ignores, redefining safety

Nordic Minilateralism: How Finland and Sweden Are Quietly Redefining EU-NATO Cooperation in the North

Nordic minilateralism is reshaping EU–NATO cooperation in the Arctic by bridging institutional divides through