In 2024, five major Canadian banks financed some of the country's most significant fossil fuel projects, in clear contrast with the environmental goals they had long endorsed.

Naleraq became the second largest party in the Parliament election, but stands as the only party outside the coalition. The criticism from the opposition party Naleraq is noticeable after the first 100 days of Greenlanders' government.

Arctic tourism is soaring as the tourist season reaches its apex this year. Most would assume that travellers prefer hotter destinations, but that is not entirely accurate—the Arctic tourist markets are emerging everywhere.

Inuit Tapariit Kanatami has declined an invitation to attend a meeting between national Indigenous leaders and premiers of Canada's provinces and territories being held in Huntsville, Ont.

State officials credit the success to the Alaska Reads Act, a 2022 law that created standardised teacher training, reading curriculum and support for districts and students.

Before the decision from Hammerfest municipality whether Nussir ASA can continue the tunnel work, activists from Natur og Ungdom have set up a tent at the construction site.

Sweden is known worldwide for violating the rights and freedoms of the Sámi people, the country's indigenous population living mainly in the country's northern provinces.

In 2014, Finns were the 15th fattest nation in Europe, but less than ten years later, in 2022, the Finns' ranking rose to third.