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Between Continuity and Change: The Legal Status of Arctic Indigenous Peoples

A Sámi family in Norway around 1900. Mauro Mazza Associate Professor of Comparative Public Law, University of Bergamo Mauro Mazza

Strategy for Portuguese-Flagged Ships in the Arctic Ocean

Teresa Barros Cardoso PhD candidate, NOVA University of Lisbon – School of Social Sciences and Humanities (NOVA FCSH), Portugal Member

Greenland and Denmark on Capitol Hill: Statement by Greenland & Denmark Reps in DC

Kenneth Høegh Head of Representation, Representation of Greenland to the United States and Canada Jesper Møller Sørensen Ambassador of the

Italy at the Forefront of Arctic Security: The Role of the Italian Navy

Image: © Marina Militare Marco Dordoni Marco Dordoni casts a spotlight on Italy’s growing role as a security actor in

Navigability in the Arctic: Impact on Maritime Safety

Capt. César Manuel Pires Correia (Portuguese Navy) Coordinator, Study of Crises and Armed Conflicts, Military University Institute (Instituto Universitário

The Italian Navy’s Contribution to the Study of the Svalbard Archipelago: A Historical Overview

Image by beasternchen from Pixabay. Dr Pier Paolo Alfei Dr Pier Paolo Alfei provides an overview of three key episodes

New Project on Strategically Just Energy Expansions: Managing Investments in PtX (STJERNE-MIX)

Maniitsoq © Destination Arctic Circle Polar Research and Policy Initiative (PRPI) is pleased to announce that Prof Brooks Kaiser, Fellow

Arctic Marine Research Agendas: Who Writes the Saga?

Call for Submissions to ICARP IV (20 – 28 March 2025) Session: Are you engaged in Arctic research, or curious

Whaling activities have resumed in Iceland and Japan, and the world speaks out. Does it?

Dr Nikolas Sellheim Director, Sellheim Environmental Fellow, Polar Research and Policy Initiative Introduction Whaling in 2023 still constitutes an activity

From a Northern Hub: Interview with Mayor of Yellowknife Rebecca Alty

Image by willamlee from Pixabay. Justin Barnes Fellow, Polar Research and Policy Initiative Justin Barnes, Canada Fellow at Polar Research and

Silencing the screaming — The discovery of rare earth metals in Sweden

Reindeer in a Saami camp. © Isabell Schulz Dr Nikolas Sellheim Director, Sellheim Environmental Fellow, Polar Research and Policy Initiative

The BBNJ Agreement – The cure against marine biodiversity loss?

Dr Nikolas Sellheim Director, Sellheim Environmental Fellow, Polar Research and Policy Initiative Introduction 4 March 2023 allegedly marked a turning

The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework: What’s Historic?

Photo: 2022 UN Biodiversity Conference, 9 December 2022. © UN Biodiversity Dr Nikolas Sellheim Director, Sellheim Environmental Fellow, Polar Research

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

Are We Psychologically Ready for Power Outages?

The squirrel factor. Prof Ilan Kelman Professor of Disasters and Health, University College London, UK Professor II, University of Agder,

Will $100 Billion Per Year Tackle Climate Change?

We spend much more creating climate change and other problems. Prof Ilan Kelman Professor of Disasters and Health, University College

Will Climate Change Increase Suicide Rates?

Our new research finds mixed links between heat–humidity and suicide rates. Prof Ilan Kelman Professor of Disasters and Health, University

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

Does Climate Change Cause Wildfire Disasters?

Climate change worsens some fires, but we make choices creating fire disasters. Prof Ilan Kelman Professor of Disasters and Health,

Between Continuity and Change: The Legal Status of Arctic Indigenous Peoples

Strategy for Portuguese-Flagged Ships in the Arctic Ocean

Greenland and Denmark on Capitol Hill: Statement by Greenland & Denmark Reps in DC

Italy at the Forefront of Arctic Security: The Role of the Italian Navy

Navigability in the Arctic: Impact on Maritime Safety

The Italian Navy’s Contribution to the Study of the Svalbard Archipelago: A Historical Overview

New Project on Strategically Just Energy Expansions: Managing Investments in PtX (STJERNE-MIX)

Arctic Marine Research Agendas: Who Writes the Saga?

Whaling activities have resumed in Iceland and Japan, and the world speaks out. Does it?

From a Northern Hub: Interview with Mayor of Yellowknife Rebecca Alty

Silencing the screaming — The discovery of rare earth metals in Sweden

The BBNJ Agreement – The cure against marine biodiversity loss?

The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework: What’s Historic?

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

Are We Psychologically Ready for Power Outages?

Will $100 Billion Per Year Tackle Climate Change?

Will Climate Change Increase Suicide Rates?

Do Disasters Kill More Women Than Men?

Does Climate Change Cause Wildfire Disasters?

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