Passing the gavel: Arctic politics in May
In the vaults of the Arctic Council Secretariat in Tromsø lies a foam-lined metal case containing a special artefact: a gavel made of polished birch, its handle and head adorned with carved animal figures. The carvings reflect the totemic style of the Indigenous peoples of Canada’s northwestern Pacific territories.
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