Norway seizes Russian vessel to enforce $4.22B Ukrainian arbitration claim Norwegian authorities have seized a Russian vessel in the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard The Independent UK · Sep 3
The place that never freezes: the Arctic habitat where global heating threatens more ice, not less The race to study the North Water between Canada and Greenland before it changes has led to a bold plan for an Inuit-run protected area The Guardian - UK · Sep 3
Trump Wants For The U.S. To Take Over Greenland. Denmark Is Now Sending Conscripts There. Copenhagen is set to spend billions to strengthen Arctic defenses. International Business Times · Sep 2
Arctic emerges as new front in EU’s effort to cut dependence on Chinese critical raw materials The EU’s growing dependence on the Arctic’s resources is forcing Brussels to view the region through the prism of economic security and supply chain resilience – but the rights and living conditions of indigenous and local communities could suffer. Euronews · Sep 1
For more than four decades, George Divoky has worked from Cooper Island’s lone cabin; by 1989, the black guillemot colony he tracked had reached 200 breeding pairs For over thirty years, George Divoky meticulously studied the Arctic guillemot colony on Cooper Island, watching their population blossom from a mere ten pairs to an impressive two hundred. However, as rising Arctic temperatures led to vanishing sea ice, the availability of key food sources dwindled, exposing the guillemots to… The Times of India · Sep 1
UK Government told to act after Glasgow‑linked ships carried £2.18bn of Russian gas THE UK Government have been urged to toughen sanctions on Russia after figures revealed Glasgow‑linked ships carried £2.18bn of Russian Arctic… The National (Scotland) · Sep 1
Eight hours after drilling an adjacent hole in the Arctic ice, this photographer finally captured a polar bear staring straight into his DSLR lens Norwegian photographer Audun Rikardsen waited hours for this extraordinary seal's-eye view of a polar bear – now highlighted by the world's leading wildlife photography competition Digital Camera World · Aug 31
Alaska used rotenone to eliminate invasive pike from an entire lake; the pike vanished, and 6,836 Arctic char were later stocked to rebuild the native fishery In a remote corner of Southcentral Alaska, state biologists carried out a dramatic restoration: they treated an entire lake with rotenone, a plant-derived piscicide, to wipe out an invasive population of northern pike. After the treatment, post-surveys confirmed the pike were gone. The next step was rebuilding what had been… The Times of India · Aug 31
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Nato mission scrambles jets as four killed in missile and drone strikes on Kyiv Kyiv and Moscow exchange attacks overnight as drones downed in Russian capital and Leningrad region The Independent UK · Aug 31
NATO's Arctic moves pose 'direct threat' to Russia, foreign minister Lavrov says Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said NATO military activity in the Arctic poses a direct security threat to Moscow. His warning comes as NATO expands its presence through Arctic Sentry, while Russia maintains extensive military infrastructure and develops a shipping route to Asia. China has also increased activity there recently. The Economic Times · Aug 31
NATO's Arctic activity poses 'direct threat' to Russia, Lavrov warns Russia views NATO’s growing activity in the Arctic as a direct security threat, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday. NATO launched its Arctic Sentry mission in February to strengthen its presence in the region amid tensions with Moscow and US President Donald Trump’s push to acquire Greenland. France 24 · Aug 31
In 1342, Europe suffered its worst flood year in 700 years; scientists now say 16 major floods struck the continent within just three years For centuries, the Magdalena Flood of July 1342 stood out as one of the great flood disasters of medieval Central Europe. A new study published in Nature suggests the disaster was actually part of something much larger: a run of 16 major floods that hit different parts of Europe between… The Times of India · Aug 30
Vigil review – this police thriller is twisty, explosive … and so boring Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie are back trying to stop a third world war in the Arctic. There’s plenty of action – but it’s hard to root for heroes whose biggest personality traits are ‘being nice’ and ‘wears good glasses’ The Guardian - UK · Aug 30
'The People Will Have the Last Say': Iceland Rejects EU Talks Despite Trump's Arctic Ambitions Icelanders voted against reopening EU membership talks, prioritising national sovereignty and fishing rights amid concerns about North Atlantic security and Trump's Greenland ambitions International Business Times UK · Aug 30
The Economic Times · Aug 27 For centuries, Arctic cold has kept plant life small but Alaska trees are growing taller, getting greener due to climate change and this may offer hope, survival strategy for fragile eco-system against global warming These plants are competing for sun, nutrients, water and especially pollination in this harsh environment of limited but intense sunlight.
The Independent UK · Aug 27 Canada is following through on its vow to bolster its defense industry as US relations unravel As Ottawa seeks partnerships with allies beyond the United States, it has announced deals this year to buy radar planes from Sweden’s Saab over American rivals, alongside submarines from Germany’s ThyssenKrupp
The Conversation · Aug 26 Narwhals are helping scientists map warm water hidden in Greenland’s fjords You might be familiar with the narwhal – otherwise known as the “unicorn of the sea”. The whale species, with their iconic spiral tusks that can extend up to three metres long, live year-round in Arctic waters across Canada, Greenland and Russia. They attract committed tourists determined to see and…
The Times of India · Aug 26 This 240-mile stretch on Dalton highway in Alaska with no petrol stations, restaurants or hotels is one of America’s remotest roadways that tests every driver to the limits The Dalton Highway cuts through some of the most remote country in the United States, running 414 miles from Livengood in northern Alaska to Deadhorse near the Arctic Ocean. Built to support construction of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, the road remains very different from an ordinary American highway. Its most striking…
The Conversation · Aug 26 Disappearing lakes, old photos and AI are helping scientists map Arctic permafrost thaw in near-real time Florida gets a lot of attention for its sinkholes, especially when they swallow cars and entire houses. But its sinkhole risk has nothing on Alaska’s.
Euronews · Aug 26 'Mini jungle': Alaska is getting greener as the climate warms – with cascading effects A lush knee-high jungle grows in the Arctic, but warming is changing Earth's mini-greenhouse.
The Economic Times · Aug 25 Canada Snow Forecast 2026-27: Farmers’ Almanac warns of blizzards, ice and Arctic cold Canada's upcoming winter forecast anticipates significant temperature fluctuations and diverse regional weather patterns. El Niño's influence is expected to create contrasting conditions across the country. British Columbia's coast will likely see rain, while mountains face heavy snow. Prairie provinces could experience bitter cold and blizzard threats, and Ontario anticipates mixed…
The Independent UK · Aug 25 A lush knee-high jungle grows in the Arctic, but warming is changing Earth's mini-greenhouse Alaska's North Slope tundra may look desolate, but crouch down and you'll see a lush jungle
The Economic Times · Aug 24 Arctic holds 1.3 trillion tonnes of ancient carbon, scientists find what warming does to it A study of Arctic seabed sediments has offered new clues about the fate of ancient carbon released from thawing permafrost. Researchers found that microorganisms processed only a small fraction of the carbon into gases, while most remained buried offshore. The findings could refine estimates of permafrost’s climate impact, although scientists…
The Conversation · Aug 21 China opens new Arctic trade route – but obstacles will prevent its wider use Sea Legend, a Chinese shipping line, recently announced it was launching a regular container service between China and Europe via the Arctic. The announcement follows a trial crossing in 2025 that saw a container ship travel from the port of Ningbo-Zhoushan in eastern China to Felixstowe in the UK in…