The Best-Laid Plans? Russia’s New Arctic Strategies Face Many Hurdles

by Marc Lanteigne This week brought major shakeups to Russian politics and policymaking, with by far the most significant being the declared constitutional changes which may allow President Vladimir Putin to remain in office past his previously-anticipated departure date in 2024, and keep him in power until possibly 2036. This announcement overshadowed another recent watershed Russian… Continue reading The Best-Laid Plans? Russia’s New Arctic Strategies Face Many Hurdles

Arctic News Roundup: 17-23 February

by Mingming Shi 1) Ulrik Pram Gad, an Associate Professor at Aalborg University, Denmark argued that the Danish government needed to consider better ways of including both the Faroe Islands and Greenland in the Kingdom's foreign policy deliberations, in a commentary published by the Danish news service Altinget. 2) The Russian vessel Arktika, (Арктика), which… Continue reading Arctic News Roundup: 17-23 February