Sliding Russian ruble brings down cross-border traffic with Norway
One Norwegian krone was traded at 8,1 rubles Tuesday morning. Cross-border traffic between Murmansk (Arctic Russia) and Kirkenes (Arctic Norway)
Read moreOne Norwegian krone was traded at 8,1 rubles Tuesday morning. Cross-border traffic between Murmansk (Arctic Russia) and Kirkenes (Arctic Norway)
Read moreThe Finnish economy remained robust in the spring and early summer, but there was a hint of slowing in June
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Read moreThis year’s grain harvest in Finland will be 2.8 million tons – the lowest yield so far this millennium, according
Read moreAnja Soininen would like to sell her home and move closer to her son’s family, but there are no interested
Read moreAbout a dozen people, including a baby, sit in a classroom at the Knik Tribal Council office in Palmer (southcentral
Read moreStatistics Finland says that Finland’s economy grew by 2.8 percent last year, up from its previous estimate of 2.6 percent.
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Read moreAlaska Congressman Don Young is trying again to renew the Magnuson-Stevens Act. The nation’s fundamental federal fisheries law hasn’t been
Read moreLast week, I recounted my overland journey with thirty-some colleagues from Kirkenes, Norway to Murmansk, Russia. The five-hour road trip
Read moreA long-planned June meeting with Norway’s Trade and Industry Minister Torbjørn Røe Isaksen will have to wait until Russia has
Read moreTwo thirds of Iqaluit residents (Nunavut) get some sort of help paying their rent from either the territorial government or
Read moreThe number of people crossing the Norwegian-Russian border is shrinking. But some people, like Aleksandr, will continue to travel between
Read moreAlaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski said President Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs aren’t good for Alaska and she’s frustrated with the
Read moreFifty-five million years ago, the Northeast Atlantic Ocean opened up between Europe and Greenland, pushing the two landmasses apart. In
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