Gunnþór Ingvason, the chairman of the Fisheries Association of Iceland, expects that more companies will have to lay off workers in the near future due to the increase in fishing fees, just as the processing plant in the Vestmannaeyjar Islands did last weekend.

We have kept track of the most recent news to see how Arctic businesses and experts have reacted to the Anchorage-based talks and to look into some new notions and possible preparations for future cooperation.

The EEF 2025 will take place from September 3–6, 2025, with the main topic being The Far East: Cooperation for Peace and Prosperity. What are the key questions that will be discussed at the venue of the event?

The European Union has accepted a €750 billion deal for fossil fuels with the United States while quietly absorbing a 15 per cent average tariff on its own exports. Energy dependence has not been overcome; it has simply shifted...

From the Coastal GasLink conflict to the role of the Canadian government, this investigation examines the political and social impact of LNG projects in British Columbia, focusing on Indigenous opposition, public incentives and sustainability claims.

Transit cargo transportation to third countries via Russian railways has not been subject to restrictions by the European Union to date. Despite this, acting in the general logic of Denmark's fierce anti-Russian policy, a large Danish logistics company, which took over the German freight company Schenker in April, announced the cessation of transit cargo transportation in 2025 and the first half of 2026, which will bring significant losses to the company.

Indigenous peoples play an important role in the Arctic. Every state in the region tries to establish a robust system of their political representation. However, what happens when such initiatives fail?

Germany will spend billions of euro on Finnish armoured personell carriers.