Damage Control: Arctic Policy After the US Election

[Photo by ArtTower via Pixabay] by Marc Lanteigne To say that United States foreign policy has experienced major upheavals, many of which have caused far more harm than good, over the past four years would be a serious understatement, and US Arctic policy has been no exception. Many of the Arctic initiatives developed under the… Continue reading Damage Control: Arctic Policy After the US Election

Interlude: Home Again with an Unexpected Surprise

Photo by Emre Camcıoğlu on Unsplash by Mingming Shi What is it like one returns home after being away for several months? Would one be happy to see home again, but with new family members already there? Recently, questions about returning home have been hovering over the mind of Gunnlaugur, a cat in Iceland. As RÚV reported, Gunnlaugur [in… Continue reading Interlude: Home Again with an Unexpected Surprise

Arctic News Roundup: 28 September – 4 October

[Photo by Marc Lanteigne] by Mingming Shi 1) This year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, humpback whales in Alaskan waters have enjoyed the vast spaces for themselves without cruise ships, as the Guardian reported. Usually, the tourism sector, including cruise ships, has contributed to the income of the region. However, as researchers explained, these human… Continue reading Arctic News Roundup: 28 September – 4 October