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MOSCOW (Sputnik), Kirill Krasilnikov - Scientific collaboration between Western and Russian researchers has taken a hit amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine... 16.07.2022, Sputnik International

Download the PDF From the Editor Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 was met with international condemnation as countries, led by the G7, began imposing sanctions against Russia. In March, the United States announced that it would prohibit the import of Russian oil, gas, and coal, as well as new investments in Russia’s energy sector, and the European Union is now

Denmark and the Faroe Islands reached an agreement on Thursday to set up an air surveillance radar on the archipelago to help bolster Arctic security and close a longstanding surveillance gap in the North Atlantic.  “The security environment is changing, and we are facing a new reality on the wor

News Release U.S Arctic Research Commission On April 5, 2022, President Biden appointed Dr. Nikoosh Carlo to the United States Arctic Research Commission

If Sweden and Finland are admitted to NATO, it is unlikely that Arctic governance will ever effectively incorporate Russia.

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Newport, R.I. - The U.S. Naval War College (NWC) and the Royal Danish Defence College co-hosted the third annual Newport Arctic Scholars Initiative (NASI) Capstone seminar, April 11-13, in Copenhagen, Denmark, to discuss ways to strengthen maritime alliances and partnerships in the Arctic region.

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Kodiak resident and Coast Guard veteran Matt Bell started a job this week as the dean of the School of Arctic and Climate Studies in the Ted Stevens Center for

Finland won Locked Shields 2022 on Friday, the world's largest and most complex international cyber defense live-fire exercise.