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Nearly $3 BILLION sought for migrants 'displaced' by climate change - Vimarsana News

Nearly $3 BILLION sought for migrants 'displaced' by climate change

The United Nations International Office of Migration (IOM) has set a $2.7 billion fundraising goal for 2024 to help migrants displaced by climate change, the agency announced Monday.

Source: wnd.com
Why it's important to have a military that can handle Arctic weather - Vimarsana News

Why it's important to have a military that can handle Arctic weather

The U.S. needs to better secure its Arctic territories and waters, while working more with its allies to better secure theirs. Although the Arctic has been relatively peaceful since the end of the Cold War—a recurring mantra has been “high latitude, low tensions”—U.S. military forces need to be prepared for unexpected conflicts that can erupt quickly, like Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and Hamas’ devastating attack on Israel. 

Source: wnd.com
Nobel Prize-winning scientist 'canceled' for saying 'climate change is not a crisis' - Vimarsana News

Nobel Prize-winning scientist 'canceled' for saying 'climate change is not a crisis'

The International Monetary Fund canceled a talk with physicist John Clauser after he said, “Climate change is not a crisis.”  

Source: wnd.com
Future of Arctic Council in doubt after end of Russian chairship - Vimarsana News

Future of Arctic Council in doubt after end of Russian chairship

With formal co-operation with Russia on hold since its 2022 invasion of Ukraine, experts say the concept of the Arctic Council is "in tatters."

Source: cbc.ca
By spending more on defence, the true north concedes it must be stronger if it wants to stay free - Vimarsana News

By spending more on defence, the true north concedes it must be stronger if it wants to stay free

The federal government's promise of more defence spending is significant, according to an expert at the University of Manitoba. "We are definitely in a shift in attention to homeland security, because we now realize that North America is vulnerable," says Andrea Charron.

Source: cbc.ca