A Combined Approach to Security: New Arctic Strategy of Canada
Some of the key issues raised in Canada's and the U.S.' defence documents arise peculiar thoughts about the theoretical side of things in Canadian policy.
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SPIEF 2024: a Driver of Arctic Development
On June 5-8, 2024, St. Petersburg becomes the centre of global economic dialogue and hosts the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF). This year, one of the key topics of the Forum is development of the Arctic region, underlining its growing strategic importance for Russia and the world.
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The Indigenous In Building Global Business Chains
It was not until the year 2000 that the private sector began to acknowledge and engage with indigenous communities. This marked a significant shift as companies started to prioritize human rights, environmental concerns, and sustainable development in their operations...
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Belarus Steps Forward In The Arctic
With the recent news about the Belorussian plans to build a port in Murmansk region, interest towards the country's Arctic strategy ceaselessly grows.
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Ever-Growing Plans For the NSR
While Western sanctions are continuously imposed on Russia, the Northern Sea Route steadily becomes a sought-after alternative to trade routes in Europe and Asia.
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From Russia to China: Nornickel's Journey Amidst Sanctions
The Nornickel company, led by the billionaire Vladimir Potanin, almost entirely controls nickel production in Russia, which is the world's third-largest producer...
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Arctic Tourism: From Canada to Russia
The Arctic Region is one of the last remaining frontiers of mass tourism...
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The Lithium Race In the Arctic Is Almost a Reality
In 2023, lithium prices collapsed due to a glut in the market. It happened everywhere except Russia, which stopped producing its own lithium in the 1990s, and has now lost its traditional suppliers, Chile and Argentina...
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