The Arctic is rapidly becoming a priority for nations across the world as receding Arctic ice makes the region more accessible due to climate change. The Arctic is heating up at two times the global average unlocking previously untouched deposits of critical minerals and fossil fuels, in addition to making
The Canadian federal government is making significant investments in Arctic security as the country’s security priorities shift towards the region.
In this edition: Nordic states agree to create cross-border military corridors;Norway charges Russian spy with espionage in the Arctic; and Russia to construct logistics hubs across Northern Sea Route.
In this edition: USS Harry S. Truman strike group participates in Arctic field training; Russian warship modernization efforts stalled by Western sanctions; and Polar Icebreaker agreement signed by Canada, Finland, and US.
In this edition: Canada to install $4.3 billion radar to monitor Arctic region; Chinese oil rig to initiate drilling operation off Norwegian coast; and United States is concerned over Russia and China's increased military cooperation in Arctic.
In this edition: Sweden aims to enhance Arctic readiness with boosted defence budget; Russia carries out sea, land, and air nuclear exercises in Arctic region; and Novatek's Arctic LNG 2 Production Halted as Shadow Fleet Scheme Fails.
In this edition: US Warships conduct first patrol off Russia's coast since 2022; Finland to improve infrastructure projects to strengthen Arctic security; and Russia announces joint military exercise 'Zapad 2025.'
In this edition: Russia installs anti-drone measures to protect Arctic infrastructure; NATO allies to develop Arctic satellite network; and Russia and China look to construct year-round Arctic vessels
In this edition: Norway's military budget reach NATO benchmark; Iceland hosts security meeting of Arctic allies; and Russia turns blind eye to lack of safety measures for Northern Sea Route.
In this edition: Canada in discussions with Nordic allies to form Arctic security group; the Chinese Coast Guard conducts first Arctic exercise; and Chinese and Russian diplomats meet to discuss Arctic development.
In this edition: Russia increases investment in developing Northern Sea Route; Northrop Grumman's MQ-4C Triton demonstrates Arctic operability; and Canada and US look to settle Beaufort Sea boundary dispute.
In this edition: Russia-China joint exercises off Alaskan coast prompt US response; Sweden aims to lead NATO Land Forces in Finland; and Russia's 'shadow fleet' fails to deliver LNG for over a month.
In this edition: Ukrainian drones reported in Severomorsk, Russia; NATO practices emergency highway landings; Norway orders advanced radars to monitor Arctic region; and Record-breaking cargo vessel sets off on Arctic route
In this edition: Finland looking at options to increase NATO troop presence; Russian navy kicks of naval exercises in Barents Sea; and new US sanctions continue to cripple Novatek's "shadow fleet"