Russia’s revised foreign policy document aims at “neutralization” of unfriendly action in Arctic
Russia’s place in the world has changed fundamentally since the country adopted its last Foreign Policy Framework Policy in 2016. Back
Read moreRussia’s place in the world has changed fundamentally since the country adopted its last Foreign Policy Framework Policy in 2016. Back
Read moreThe more than 600 km long road across the Nenets tundra took more than 30 years to build. Last week,
Read moreBudgets are massively overrun and it is not clear when the 120 MW nuclear-powered vessel will be ready for sailing.
Read moreAt the same time as Communist Party leader Xi Jinping visited Moscow, a Chinese business delegation came to the far
Read moreTwo ships at the same time docked in the thick sea-ice of the Yenisey River to deliver construction parts to
Read moreWarships, submarines, aircraft and coastal air defense units are engaged as Russia’s Northern Fleet train on protecting Russia’s Arctic maritime
Read moreDeputy Prime Minister Aleksandr Novak assembles energy company leaders for a discussion on how to boost production of liquified natural
Read moreAs international cruise liners pull out of the Russian Arctic amid Ukraine war, a domestic initiative launches month-long voyages along
Read moreMoscow’s oil and gas revenues plummeted 46% in January-February. According to the Russian Ministry of Finance, federal budget revenues in
Read moreOnly two days after the EU imposed sanctions against Russia’s state nuclear icebreaker operator, the country announces that it will
Read moreThe troops trained to defend the Russian Arctic are taking a big toll in the muddy battlefields of Ukraine. It
Read moreAs Vladimir Putin on Tuesday announced Russia suspending participation in the New START treaty, information appears that a long awaited
Read moreIce lies thick on the Yenisey River as nuclear-powered icebreaker “Sibir” escorts a cargo ship to the remote terminal applied
Read moreA total of 13,5 million cubic meters of sea bottom is to be removed this year as part of Moscow’s
Read moreThe capacity of seaports along the Northern Sea Route will reach 83 million tons in 2024, Deputy Prime Minister Yuri
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