Over the past decade, Arctic Today has documented geopolitics, security, business, Indigenous affairs, science, climate, energy and environmental policy across the Arctic. This body of reporting now represents a unique resource for researchers, students, decision-makers, and organizations.
While we remain committed to providing free access to current news in support of informed debate, content published more than one year ago is now available through the Arctic Knowledge Archives as part of an Arctic Today Passport membership or through institutional access.
In addition to accessing years of content from across the Arctic region, securing a passport also means supporting independent journalists and journalism at a time when free press is under attack.
The archives provide access to thousands of news stories, analyses, interviews, and original reporting covering every Arctic region and the issues shaping the North, dating back more than ten years.
A membership gives access to all Arctic Today articles published more than one year ago.
As current news published within the past year remains freely accessible, membership ensures access to all Arctic Today content.
Access more than a decade of reporting to provide students and researchers with essential context, support literature reviews, and enrich teaching materials. Our content can be made accessible through your discovery layer.
Track the evolution of Arctic governance, legislation, international cooperation, and regional issues through independent reporting spanning more than a decade.
Independent reporting helps assess risks, identify trends and better understand markets before making strategic decisions. It also helps organizations understand the history behind Arctic projects, policy developments and regional dynamics.
Support our work by purchasing an Arctic Today Passport. Anyone contributing at least $20/month or $150/year automatically receives an Arctic Today Passport, granting full access to the Archives.
Create your account and choose a membership type through the following steps:
Monthly and annual memberships renew unless canceled.
Universities, libraries, government agencies, and organizations can obtain group access. Pricing depends on the number of users.
Access can be provided through:
To request institutional pricing, complete our contact form and our team will get back to you.
