Blog – Arctic policy after the U.S. Election, damage control ahead?
To say that United States foreign policy has experienced major upheavals, many of which have caused far more harm than
Read moreTo say that United States foreign policy has experienced major upheavals, many of which have caused far more harm than
Read moreA major number of sediment samples have been collected from the Arctic seabed in the course of the maiden voyage
Read moreThe question of security in the Arctic has become more pronounced in the region of late. This is thought to
Read moreAn over-emphasis on narratives around potential resource bonanzas and hard security issues in the Arctic should be recalibrated by policy
Read moreThe Chinese company trying to buy TMAC Resources Ltd. has appointed a Barrick Gold Corp. veteran as CEO of its
Read moreThe United States wants to keep the Arctic an area of low tensions, Washington’s newly appointed Arctic coordinator said Wednesday
Read moreThe appointment of James DeHart as the U.S. coordinator for the Arctic signals the region’s growing importance to Washington as an arena of geopolitical competition with Russia
Read moreThe U.S. State Department has named Jim DeHart, a career diplomat, as its U.S. Coordinator for the Arctic Region a
Read moreThe COVID-19 pandemic may be delaying deliveries across Canada, but it’s not stopping four new barges from travelling from China
Read moreU.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Denmark’s Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod wrapped up their meeting on Wednesday, with both
Read moreThe 122 meter long vessel on 15th July left its home port of Shanghai and sailed towards the north. It
Read moreShipments on the Northern Sea Route continues to increase despite of pandemic and world economic meltdown. In the first half
Read moreOne of the world’s biggest heavy loads vessel on 17th June sailed into the Kola Bay with two rigs on
Read moreIt was February 11 and professor Valery Mitko was at sleep when the doorbell began to rang at seven o’clock
Read moreDespite lacking Arctic territory, Beijing is outcompeting Washington, D.C. in the region. Greenland may be one place where the U.S.
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