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Shifting Ties: Navigating the Complexities of Russia-South Korea Relations and the New Arctic Geopolitics

With no sign of improvement on sight, cooperation between Russia and South Korea in the Arctic is likely to remain

China’s Polar Silk Road: Long Game or Failed Strategy?

What is the fate of the Polar Silk Road (PSR) and China-Russia cooperation in a changing global

The Old Colonialisms and the New Ones: The Arctic Resource Boom as a New Wave of Settler-Colonialism

Knowledge of Arctic resources has triggered projects aimed at integrating Arctic spaces into national and international

In the Fog of War: Russia Raises Stakes on the Russian Arctic Straits

Russia mulls law to substantiate its claims in the Arctic straits. The navigational rights through the Russian Arctic

Geopolitics of Subsea Cables in the Arctic

Considering security and geopolitics, this article traces the evolution of recent Arctic subsea cable

Space Infrastructure for a Sustainable Arctic: Opportunities and Challenges of Spaceport Development in the High North

Arctic spaceports are crucial for sustainable satellite services in the Arctic but need international

Without Icebreakers, Arctic Infrastructure Won’t Matter

The U.S. must continue investing in icebreaker programs to ensure a sustainable development of the U.S. Arctic.

Infrastructure in the Arctic: The Arctic Institute Infrastructure Series

Infrastructure in the Arctic provides a useful lens through which to explore larger issues, from geopolitics to

Northern Corridor for Central Asia-Arctic Ocean Transport Access

Developing transshipment operations at Sabetta could open a Northern Corridor for Central Asian economies to access