This infographic offers a glimpse into the history of the Arctic Council, telling a story of its main
In the past decade, China’s Arctic diplomacy has expanded significantly, despite geo-political constraints, due to
EU law strongly affects the Arctic, with many of the European Union's legal competences being in policy fields that are
Jen Nelson, an indigenous woman from King Cove, Alaska, examines the importance of indigenous people leading discussion
This article discusses the ways in which pursuing Greenlandic independence might affect individual
Pyramiden was a socialist utopia in the Arctic, until it was abandoned in 1998. Now you can visit it to see the Soviet
Rethinking Arctic Governance is an interview with Elana Wilson Rowe on governance and power in cross-border cooperation
Does the EU follow a geopolitical rationale when building its Arctic policy? How does EUrope define its very own
This article explores the role that non-state actors played in the Svalbard negotiations in 1919 and draws lessons for