Ilulissat Two: Why Greenland and Denmark are inviting Arctic governments back this May
ANALYSIS: The Ilulissat Declaration is 10 years old. Is it time to reaffirm the principles it set forth?
Greenland and Denmark, in something of a surprise move have invited U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, and all other Arctic foreign ministers plus representatives of all the Arctic peoples to a unique Arctic event in Greenland in May. The ministers may not all come, but it seems certain that a large, high-powered all-Arctic gathering will indeed take place.
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