Author: Mia Bennett

In April, the U.S. Army’s Northern Command released a request for information (RFI) for a semi-autonomous all terrain vehicle dubbed

Third Time’s a Charm for Shell On May 25, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the Bureau of Ocean

According to data from the Joint Organization Data Initiative, Saudi Arabia has surpassed Russia as the world’s largest oil producer,

The Cable reports that President Barack Obama and Senator John Kerry (Democrat-Massachusetts) are behind a renewed effort to have the

The Royal Canadian Navy’s plans to acquire six to eight ice-capable Arctic/Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS) are facing yet another obstacle.

Lloyd’s of London, the British insurance company, and Chatham House, a London-based think tank, have released a report together entitled,

The Canadian Forces have just commenced one of their annual sovereignty exercises in the Arctic, called Operation Nunalivut. One-hundred fifty

I’ve just returned from the first day of proceedings at the International Polar Year 2012 conference in Montreal. Entitled “From

On Monday, a deputy Chinese foreign minister, Song Tao, announced that Sweden, the current chair of the Arctic Council, supported

On Thursday and Friday, the chiefs of defense from all eight Arctic states met at a Canadian military base in

Alaska Senator Mark Begich (Dem.) hosted a roundtable yesterday at the University of Alaska Anchorage to consider building a deepwater

In early March, a few outspoken voices in Iceland, a country not known for its stable economy in recent years,

In August 2007, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced plans to build a deep water port at Nanisivik, where remnants of

I’ve never been north of the Arctic Circle – until now, in a commercial airplane. From my window seat on

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), a research agency housed within of the U.S. Department of Defense, is looking