- Assemblies - Arctic Circle
The Arctic Circle Assembly is the largest annual international gathering on the Arctic, attended by more than 2000 participants from over 60 countries The Assembly is held every October in Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center and the Reykjavik EDITION, Iceland
- The Arctic is Cold Again: Climate Change, Political Competition and . . .
The future of Arctic security demands a serious evaluation of this new geopolitically tense environment and how climate change impacts the Arctic in unexpected ways that have strategic consequences By Gabriella Gricius
- Arctic Circle
Arctic Circle is the largest network of international dialogue and cooperation on the future of the Arctic and our Planet
- Arctic Council: Structure, Work and Achievements
The Arctic Council was established to promote sustainable development and environmental protection in the Arctic Region It has provided effective cooperation between the eight Arctic States with many tangible results
- Rethinking Arctic Peace and Stability: Moving from Speculation to . . .
Arctic geopolitics and security are defined by a cooperative aspect, which differentiates them from the mainstream interpretation of challenges and speculation of potential threats This cooperative aspect is supported by shared interests among the Arctic States and Indigenous Peoples and made possible by the specific features of Arctic geopolitics, security and governance They form a
- Success Stories of International Cooperation in the Arctic
During the last three decades, the Arctic has developed into an exceptional venue for peace and cooperation and was often referred to as a model region for fruitful and constructive international scientific and political dialogue and collaboration However, the February 2022 invasion of Ukraine by Russia has placed these achievements at risk Most international scientific and political
- Arctic Circle Business Forum
The inaugural Arctic Circle Business Forum brought together CEOs, leaders, investors and policymakers from Greenland, United States, Canada, China, United Kingdom, Japan and more, to explore the future of energy, infrastructure, shipping and economic development in the Arctic The Forum took place during the Arctic Circle Assembly at the Reykjavík EDITION Hotel, Iceland, October 17-19
- NATO in the Arctic
The Arctic is home to the Northern Fleet, nuclear submarines, and new generation weapons systems Beijing brings capital, technology and global ambition Through the so-called Polar Silk Road, China invests in ports, energy projects and scientific stations
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