Prior to his inauguration, Donald J. Trump reiterated his proposal to purchase Greenland from the Kingdom of Denmark, an idea he first expressed during his first presidential term in 2019...

China's strategic ambitions have increasingly turned towards the Arctic, a region rich in resources and political significance...

The most recent research suggests that the role of the Arctic as a contributor of CO₂ is growing, effectively decreasing the region's capabilities as a carbon sink.

As a result of a confluence of unfavorable factors in July 1976, Finnish pilot instructor Kaarlo Rajala and cadet Taito Polet crossed the state border with the USSR...

Amid the news of Trump's inauguration and the subsequent statements from the new U.S. President, some curious developments in the LNG market have almost gone unnoticed. The topic is gaining more relevance, as the U.S. is at the height of interest in LNG, and Trump demonstrates attention to the natural resources of Canada and Greenland.

The accession of Sweden and Finland to NATO became a turning point marked the fragmentation of the Arctic into two camps: Russia versus NATO. This change will decisively impact Arctic politics including issues of security and international cooperation.

Donald Trump has reiterated his desire to buy the country and this time does not reject the use of military or economic coercion if he does not get his way. In Beijing, Moscow and several other capitals, Greenland has also risen higher on the agenda in recent years.

How does the distance shape the unique economy of the Arctic, and why is it so important?