What does it mean to be ‘true north strong and free?’ Canada’s Elusive Northern Identity

What does it mean that Canada is a “northern country”? Far from immutable, Canada’s northern identity shifts with

The Contours of India’s Arctic Policy

India’s Arctic policy, notified as a draft in January 2021, continues along the lines of the country’s Arctic

Russia, the United States, and Churning Arctic Geopolitics

While the Arctic is a zone of cooperation and peace, militarization and the emergence of China as a potential rival

Russia’s Coercive Diplomacy in the Arctic

As Arctic great power competition heats up, Russia is managing its great power competition with the US through coercive

The Arctic Institute Conflict Series: Conclusion

The conclusion to The Arctic Institute’s Conflict Series, providing analysis on past and potential future Arctic

The Impact of the Post-Arms Control Context and Great Power Competition in the Arctic

Advanced missile technology has caused the deterioration of historic arms control regimes, also in the

Knowledge is Power: Greenland, Great Powers, and Lessons from the Second World War

Looking back at Greenland’s strategic significant during the Second World War reminds us of Greenland’s enduring

Recap of the Arctic Council’s Ministerial Meeting 2021 in Reykjavik

The Arctic Institute brings you highlights from the Arctic Council Ministerial Meeting 2021 in Reykjavik and quotes

TAI Bookshelf Podcast – Alternative Approaches to Arctic Security with Gabriella Gricius

In this week’s TAI Bookshelf Podcast, we talk to Gabriella Gricius about alternative approaches to security and