Arctic Archives

Trump 2.0, Greenland and Arctic Geopolitics

The Trump administration’s intentions regarding Greenland have further militarised the Arctic region.

Bipandeep Sharma | | Issue Brief

Trump and Greenland

President Donald Trump’s interest in Greenland appears to be driven by a desire to secure US interests in the Arctic for long-term geostrategic and economic reasons.

Ajey Lele | | IDSA Comments

Critical Raw Materials: Interests of China and the European Union in the Arctic

Andreas Raspotnik , Erdem Lamazhapov , Iselin Stensdal , Gørild Heggelund | November-December 2024 | Strategic Analysis

The Environmental Agenda for the Arctic: A Russian Perspective

Zhanna V. Vasileva , Mikhail V. Vasekha , Kirill A. Likhachev | November-December 2024 | Strategic Analysis

The European Union and Arctic Security: First Steps Towards a New Paradigm?

Andreas Raspotnik , Adam Stępień | November-December 2024 | Strategic Analysis

US-Russia Arctic Cooperation: Strategic Ebbs and Flows

Pavel Devyatkin | November-December 2024 | Strategic Analysis

Understanding Russia’s Arctic Security Strategies

Alexander Sergunin | November-December 2024 | Strategic Analysis

Great Power Competition in the Arctic and the Role of India

Andreas Østhagen | November-December 2024 | Strategic Analysis

Situating the Local Level in Arctic Politics: How Can it Engage in Arctic Governance, and How is it Affected by Arctic Geopolitics?

Iselin Németh Winther | November-December 2024 | Strategic Analysis

Divided Arctic in a Divided World Order

Arctic order historically, currently, and in the future reflects the world order. The idea of ‘Arctic exceptionalism’ is not valid and is a poor guide for policy. During Cold War...

Rasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen | November-December 2024 | Strategic Analysis