Iceland's Export Sectors are in the Crosshairs
Iceland's new government plans to impose additional taxes on the country's most successful economic sectors—fishing and tourism—which could backfire in the current global turbulence and unfinished trade war.
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More Offshore Oil Leasing in U.S.'s 'High Arctic' Soon
The Trump administration plans to create a new designated region for offshore oil leasing in Arctic waters off Alaska, an area where past exploration attempts have failed amid extremely high costs, logistical challenges and safety problems.
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Greenland is Facing Growing Labour Shortage
Low unemployment and large cohorts approaching retirement are creating pressure on the labor market in Greenland.
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Securing Canadian Arctic is Ferociously Expensive
Arctic security is part of all three of Canada's major federal party leaders' platforms.
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Trump Administration is Cutting Funding for Arctic Research
Arctic research has not been spared as President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk seek to slash what they see as unnecessary government spending.
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Finnmark Island Filled with Easter Tourists
Every Easter, the population quadruples in the village of Hønsebybotn in Norway.
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Elections Turned Finland's Right-Wing Government into a Lame Duck
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The Social Democratic Party, which campaigned for a fairer society, won a landslide victory over the Coalition Party in both the municipal and regional elections, held last weekend.
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Canada-Greenland Inuit Exchange Program Turns 35
The Nunavut Qaanaaq Association has announced that the annual exchange between Qaanaaq residents and Nunavut Inuit relatives will start in May.
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