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In Brussels, the Arctic challenge is what to prioritize

Once every two years, the Arctic travels to Brussels for the EU Arctic Forum,…

The historic asymmetry has now gone, but can that produce stability?

The neighbouring countries already have a close bilateral defence cooperation.

As the Arctic ice melts, Russian nuclear weapons are becoming more vulnerable. Western allies…

Military, government and business representatives shared their thoughts at an Arctic conference in July.…

Military, government and business representatives from across the Arctic gathered for a two-day conference…

The historic asymmetry has now gone, but can that produce stability?

The neighbouring countries already have a close bilateral defence cooperation.

As the Arctic ice melts, Russian nuclear weapons are becoming more vulnerable. Western allies…

Military, government and business representatives shared their thoughts at an Arctic conference in July.…

This article was first published by the North Atlantic Policy Forum (NAPF). The Arctic’s…

This is a reproduction of an article that first appeared on 66° North. If…

In February 2026, the Canadian flag rose in Nuuk for the first time since…

With Sweden’s new Arctic strategy set for release later this year and Stockholm scheduled…

While Trump’s repeated desire to “take” Greenland has been out of the headlines for…

Arctic Sentry needs broader commitments and a narrower geographical scope This is a reproduction…