The Arctic Century
The Arctic Century is an independent non-profit organization established by
joint efforts of the international experts. We cover the most recent
developments in science, business, and technologies, as well as key
political and economic trends across the Arctic in the form of news,
features, opinions, and articles.
Brief History of the Canadian Arctic
Canada is a country based on two major contradictions...
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Controversial Fishing Tax Bill Still Sparks Controversy in Iceland
Kristinn Jónsson, the mayor of Snæfellsbær, criticized the working methods of the Ministry of Industry and Trade in drafting the fishing fee bill.
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More Federal Money for Revitalizing Inuktut in Canada
Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. is looking for proposals to distribute just under 13.8 million USD in federal money for Inuktut revitalization.
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Greenlanders Outraged by Fuel Prices' Sharp Rise Amid Falling Oil Prices
Alaska is the first state to pass a law specifically requiring cancer warnings for alcohol sales.
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South Korea to Build Ice-Class Vessels for Gas Project in Alaska?
Developing Alaskan gas fields requires icebreakers while US is unable to build Ice class vessels and asks for help from Korea. The Republic of Korea needs to fulfill US icebreaker order to increase tariff negotiation power.
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Green Energy Is Driving People Out of Their Homes in Norway
In Bremanger municipality in Western Norway, an ammonia factory is planned on the other side of the fjord. The goal is to produce green hydrogen and green ammonia.
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Brussels is More Important to the Icelandic Government than National Economy
Iceland's immature government prioritizes participation in EU meetings over promoting its own seriously troubled economy.
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Denmark Seeks to Counter with Charm US Threats to Greenland
As US President Donald Trump ramps up his aggressive stance towards Greenland, Copenhagen has responded with a flurry of often disjointed political maneuvers and the public in the Arctic semi-autonomous country worries about what comes next.
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