Issues affecting circumpolar nations
Officials pitch working with long-standing traditional NATO allies for military buildup Senior German and Norwegian defence officials say they’re confident
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By Elizaveta Vereykina “It’s more expensive to buy this car, but it’s much cheaper to drive”, recycling point manager says. “I
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Only few days after Vitalii Orlov’s company Norebo was put on EU’s sanctions list, two of his trawlers made port
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Although in much smaller scale, Norway is now following Finland on building fences to hinder illegal crossing at border with
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The foreign ministry in Oslo can’t give a clear answer to whether Norway will ban port access for the two
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The Arctic’s greening from a warming climate isn’t just happening on land—it’s unfolding beneath the ocean surface too. There, seaweed
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Two Russian TU-95M strategic bombers carried out a scheduled flight over international waters in the Barents Sea, which borders Norway,
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The sulphur dioxide pollution from the chimneys was a thorn in Norwegian-Russian cross-border relations for 30-years. Two of the three
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Swedish and Norwegian police move in together next week, sharing a police station built on the actual border between the
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Denmark took over the Arctic Council’s two-year rotating chairmanship from Norway on Monday, pledging to work to keep the North
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While the Nordic countries are preparing their citizens for the worst, they are neglecting to turn to those who are
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Aleksandr Kobytev was minister of energy and housing in Murmansk before he took over the lead of a regional utility
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By Elizaveta Vereykina This may indicate that that future increases in snowfall could moderate glacier retreat in similar settings. A new study has found
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By Elizaveta Vereykina The most famous hiking trail in Tromsø is not as harmless as it seems. One of the most
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The Arctic Council’s chairmanship handover from Norway to Denmark will take place virtually on May 12. In response to an
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