Russia to remove dangerous nuclear objects dumped on its Arctic sea floor
These objects are not environmentally safe, a representative of Rosatom made clear as he this week presented a clean-up plan
Read moreThese objects are not environmentally safe, a representative of Rosatom made clear as he this week presented a clean-up plan
Read moreThe Barents Sea is safer as the era of storing radioactive reactor compartments on water comes to an end. On
Read moreSince 2007 there has been ongoing debate as to the prospects for conflict in the Arctic. Realists contend that great
Read moreAmerican rhetoric is turning up the temperature in the Arctic while not even really putting its money where its mouth
Read moreThe United Kingdom will deploy its sub-hunter patrol aircraft to the Arctic next year to help “counter Russian submarine activity
Read moreA story that began nearly 70 years ago with a military plane crash in Canada’s Arctic is coming full circle
Read moreFinnish president Sauli Niinistö delivered the opening statements to kick off Finland’s quarterly national defence course on Monday morning at
Read moreTwenty-five years with safe decommissioning of Cold War submarines in the Russian north will come to an end next year.
Read moreFlying just a few feet above the surface, the wing-in-ground-effect craft could patrol huge areas where infrastructure is weakly developed.
Read moreJune 12, 1984: It is the Cold War and the Soviet nuclear submarine K-131 is under the surface just outside
Read moreLuostari was once the Soviet Union’s nearest airfield to NATO territory. Now, the nearby ghost town of Korzunova could be
Read moreIn a move that reflects the growing tensions between Russia and the West, Ottawa quietly announced last week that it
Read moreRussia’s Northern Fleet sends an ecological clean-up team to Kotelny island to collect and crush oil drums dumped during the
Read moreDespite rising tensions with Russia in Eastern Europe, the Baltics and more recently in the United Kingdom, NATO would like
Read moreThousands of containers with radioactive waste were dumped in the Kara Sea during Soviet times. Now, Russia’s Federal Agency for
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