One day after announcing a deal with Japan’s largest electrical producer, the lead developer of the proposed trans-Alaska gas pipeline has revealed a second agreement, this time with POSCO International Corp. a South Korean steel manufacturer.

The federal government will partner with Nunavut Housing Corp. to build 700 homes in the territory through the new Build Canada Homes agency—but so far, few details have been released.

The Danish Defence has received the green light from the Defence Settlement Group to acquire eight medium- or long-range, ground-based air defence systems for more than 50 billion kroner.

The number of comprehensive schools in Finland is almost halving at a very rapid pace. This is what a study commissioned by the Ministry of Education and Culture predicts.

On Monday, September 8, the Chief of the Denmark’s Arctic Command began his series of citizen meetings in some of the towns in Greenland where the increased military presence of the Armed Forces will be felt in the coming period.

The top oil-producing company in Alaska is planning significant layoffs, it announced last week.

Most people heard about Trump's recent claims on Greenland. Much has been said about the expansionist aims, which include not only the Danish domain, but also Canada and the Panama Canal, and the expert community is often divided about the actual nature and the feasibility of these claims. But very little is known about Washington's previous claims on Greenland, and even less about UK and Canada's.

Economist Sofia Lundberg warns that municipalities and regions may bear too many risks during the green transition in the north—such as Skellefteå in the Northvolt case.