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What Canada’s Budget 2019 Means For the Arctic

Dawn at Ottawa’s Parliament Hill. © joiseyshowaa | Flickr Andrew Chater Introduction On 19 March 2019, the government of Canada

Canada’s 2019 Federal Budget and the Arctic

Parliament Hill, Ottawa. © Asif A Ali Justin Barnes On 19 March 2019, the federal government of Canada released their

The Presidency of Donald Trump in the Arctic Council

President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump with President Vladimir Putin of the Russian Federation and President Sauli

Commercial Sealers under the UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants

Woodstock in northern Newfoundland. © Nikolas Sellheim Nikolas Sellheim On 17 December 2018, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted

Export Trade from the Canadian Territories: A Closer Look

Iqaluit, Nunavut. Photo by Aaron M Lloyd. Karen Everett In a previous article, I provided an overview of international trade

The Model Arctic Council: An Opportunity for Innovative Policy Dialogue

Justin Barnes and Brittany Ennis From 29 October to 2 November 2018, while the Senior Arctic Officials of the Arctic

The Trillion-Dollar Reason for an Arctic Infrastructure Standard

Iron ore is regularly transported by train from Sweden to the Norwegian coast, one example of the growing number of

Delegates from 20 Nations convene in the United Kingdom for Arctic Encounter London 2019

Polar Research and Policy Initiative (PRPI) and the Arctic Encounter host the first Arctic Encounter London in London, UK, on

When the Kingdom Comes: Saudi Arabia in the Arctic

Richard Clifford It is often said that what happens in the Arctic does not stay in the Arctic but affects

Dr Nikolas Sellheim on The Seal Hunt: Cultures, Economies and Legal Regimes

Iceland’s Biodome – A Global Leader in Sustainability, Tourism and Geo Climate Technology

An architect’s impression of ALDIN Biodome Reykjavik – A geo climate oasis, wellness attraction and all-weather destination in Reykjavik. ©

Alaskans are Poised to ‘Take a Stand’ in Fish-Focused Ballot Measure

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

Antarctic Land-Based Tourism: Having One’s Feet on the Ground

Antarctica: Cape Evans. © Eli Duke. Max Daniels Land-based activities are a specialised and niche part of Antarctic tourism, which

AMAP Assessment 2018: Arctic Ocean Acidification. PRPI Fellow Brooks Kaiser among Lead Authors

Prof. Brooks Kaiser, Head of the Fisheries Unit at Polar Research and Policy Initiative, is one of the lead authors

Decolonising the Arctic, One Tattoo at a time: A Conversation with Holly Mititquq Nordlum

Erin Willahan Erin Willahan, Fellow at Polar Research and Policy Initiative, speaks to Alaska-based Iñupiaq artist Holly Mititquq Nordlum about the

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

A Krill-iant Idea! – The Powers of Industry for Conservation

Figure 1: Krill, one of the most important species in our oceans (British Antarctic Survey). Micheil Page Introduction Our perception

Maine Trade Mission to the UK & Ireland, September 2018

Commissioner Denise Garland of the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development; UK Regional Envoy to the US, Mark Garnier

Arctic Marine Resource Governance: Interview with Dr Brooks Kaiser

Lana Ollier Lana Ollier, Fellow at Polar Research and Policy Initiative, speaks to Dr Brooks Kaiser, the Head of the Fisheries Unit

What Canada’s Budget 2019 Means For the Arctic

Canada’s 2019 Federal Budget and the Arctic

The Presidency of Donald Trump in the Arctic Council

Commercial Sealers under the UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants

Export Trade from the Canadian Territories: A Closer Look

The Model Arctic Council: An Opportunity for Innovative Policy Dialogue

The Trillion-Dollar Reason for an Arctic Infrastructure Standard

Delegates from 20 Nations convene in the United Kingdom for Arctic Encounter London 2019

When the Kingdom Comes: Saudi Arabia in the Arctic

Dr Nikolas Sellheim on The Seal Hunt: Cultures, Economies and Legal Regimes

Iceland’s Biodome – A Global Leader in Sustainability, Tourism and Geo Climate Technology

Alaskans are Poised to ‘Take a Stand’ in Fish-Focused Ballot Measure

The Need to Consider Chinese Tourism in Antarctica

Antarctic Land-Based Tourism: Having One’s Feet on the Ground

AMAP Assessment 2018: Arctic Ocean Acidification. PRPI Fellow Brooks Kaiser among Lead Authors

Decolonising the Arctic, One Tattoo at a time: A Conversation with Holly Mititquq Nordlum

India as a Polar Stakeholder: Interview with Dr M Ravichandran

A Krill-iant Idea! – The Powers of Industry for Conservation

Maine Trade Mission to the UK & Ireland, September 2018

Arctic Marine Resource Governance: Interview with Dr Brooks Kaiser

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