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The Stereotype is Dead? No! – A Review of Avatar: The Way of Water

Image © Disney. The stereotype is dead? No. Long live the stereotype indeed. Dr Nikolas Sellheim reviews Avatar: The Way

The Sidelining of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in CITES Media Coverage

Photo: Ng Swan Ti / Oxfam. Dr Nikolas Sellheim Director, Sellheim Environmental Fellow, Polar Research and Policy Initiative The fall

Do Disasters Kill More Women Than Men?

Disaster death rates may result from societal roles. Prof Ilan Kelman Professor of Disasters and Health, University College London, UK

One Arctic or Two? Polar Geopolitics in the Wake of the Ukraine Conflict

Antony Blinken, US Secretary of State, and Sergei Lavrov, Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, speak at the 12th Arctic Council

The World Needs the Arctic Council Now More Than Ever

Arctic Council Ministerial Meeting in Rovaniemi, Finland, on May 7, 2019. Barry

Third Pole’s View on the North Pole – India’s Arctic Policy

Kanagavalli Suryanarayanan The Arctic Policy of India, titled ‘India’s Arctic Policy: Building a Partnership for Sustainable Development’, has been published

Ukraine Stands Alone Calling for Sanctioning of Russia During IMO Extraordinary Council Meeting

Image: The headquarters of the International Maritime Organization, Albert Embankment, London © Lord Harris Igor Putinovich Following two days of

Prof Akiho Shibata: How can the Antarctic Treaty System respond to the Russian invasion of Ukraine?

Prof Akiho Shibata Professor of International Law and Director, Polar Cooperation Research Centre (PCRC) Kobe University (Japan) Prof Akiho Shibata

Does the Antarctic Treaty System have a moral duty to respond to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Dr Alan Hemmings Adjunct Professor, Gateway Antarctica Centre for Antarctic Studies and Research University of Canterbury (New Zealand) Russia’s invasion

Statement of the International Committee of Indigenous Peoples of Russia

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11 March 2022

International Committee of Indigenous Peoples of Russia WE – the undersigned representatives of the Indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia

Ukraine: Why this war is different

Prof Rachael Lorna Johnstone Professor of Law University of Akureyri (Iceland) and Ilisimatusarfik (University of Greenland) For the dead, the

The Ukraine Invasion signals an earthquake in Arctic and Nordic politics

A member of the Territorial Defense Forces of Ukraine stands inside the damaged Kharkiv regional administration building in the aftermath

Nordic Plus: International Cooperation in the Arctic enters a New Era

Image: 11th Arctic Council Ministerial Meeting. © Arctic Council/Flickr. Prof Dr Stefan Kirchner MJI Research Professor of Arctic Law; Head

Why the Ukraine Invasion is not about NATO

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03 March 2022

“The Russian bear is visibly taken aback by a brave Ukrainian.” © Alisdare Hickson/Flickr Igor Putinovich Ever since Russia began amassing

Trade, Canada’s Territories and the Arctic Council’s Asian Observers

Prime Minister of Japan Shinzō Abe and Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau at the 44th G7 summit. (Government of

The GCC-Russia-China LNG Triangle and Role of Transnational Knowledge Networks: Rasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen

Rasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen (Professor, Barents Chair in Politics, University of Tromsø), with Tero Vauraste (Chair of the Arctic Economic Council)

The Need to Consider Chinese Tourism in Antarctica

China’s Great Wall station, Antarctica (Source: Panoramio). Max Daniels Chinese foreign policy is receiving ever more attention in Western policy

India as a Polar Stakeholder: Interview with Dr M Ravichandran

India’s new Antarctic research station, Bharati. (Courtesy of Boo Architekten and NCAOR.) Hriday Ch Sarma Hriday Sarma, India Fellow at

Growing Alaskan-Chinese Trade at Risk from Trade War

Source: ADFG By Liz Bowman and Brooks Kaiser The escalating trade war between China and the US may force Alaskan

The Security Implications of China-Greenland Relations

By Kenty Dubois and Alessandro Gagaridis Introduction After the Cold War, the security context in the Arctic has been characterised

The Stereotype is Dead? No! – A Review of Avatar: The Way of Water

The Sidelining of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in CITES Media Coverage

Do Disasters Kill More Women Than Men?

One Arctic or Two? Polar Geopolitics in the Wake of the Ukraine Conflict

The World Needs the Arctic Council Now More Than Ever

Third Pole’s View on the North Pole – India’s Arctic Policy

Ukraine Stands Alone Calling for Sanctioning of Russia During IMO Extraordinary Council Meeting

Prof Akiho Shibata: How can the Antarctic Treaty System respond to the Russian invasion of Ukraine?

Does the Antarctic Treaty System have a moral duty to respond to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Statement of the International Committee of Indigenous Peoples of Russia

Ukraine: Why this war is different

The Ukraine Invasion signals an earthquake in Arctic and Nordic politics

Nordic Plus: International Cooperation in the Arctic enters a New Era

Why the Ukraine Invasion is not about NATO

Trade, Canada’s Territories and the Arctic Council’s Asian Observers

The GCC-Russia-China LNG Triangle and Role of Transnational Knowledge Networks: Rasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen

The Need to Consider Chinese Tourism in Antarctica

India as a Polar Stakeholder: Interview with Dr M Ravichandran

Growing Alaskan-Chinese Trade at Risk from Trade War

The Security Implications of China-Greenland Relations

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