The Arctic Century

It is well known, the immediate threat to Denmark's territorial integrity and sovereignty currently comes from the United States, whose president has repeatedly expressed a desire to annex Greenland (which constitutes over 97% of its territory), not ruling out the use of military force if necessary.

Japan's largest electricity generating company JERA announced on September 11 that it will begin full-scale consideration of procuring LNG from a liquefied natural gas project planned by US energy company Glenfarn in Alaska. The purchase volume is expected to be over 1 million tonnes per year, under a 20-year long-term contract. Detailed information on the development status will be shared, and a final decision on whether to procure LNG will be made.

The Alaska Liquefied Natural Gas Project, a key project promoted by the US Trump administration, is accelerating toward a final investment decision within the year.

The 2025 campaign confirms Italy's stable and established presence in the Arctic and represents one of the most significant initiatives of the country's engagement in the region, conducted within a strongly institutional framework such as that of the Armed Forces.

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.