Two countries that often find themselves on opposite sides of issues find common ground above the Arctic Circle, says Canadian minister Ray Weaver John Baird,
Troubled waters ahead
Weekly cover | Are images of ice-bound ships off Antarctica a picture of things to come in the North?
All’s quiet on the Arctic front
Amidst the forecasted chaos between countries claiming their rights in the region, experts say “the Arctic has proven to be politically stable”
Grand claims of the Arctic kind
Weekly Cover | Nations are only rivaling for political power over the unclaimed Arctic seafloor, as the common territory won’t bring economic rewards, according to
When in Canada
Canadian police issue a culture guide to help bridge the gap between native communities and local authorities
Painting the Arctic in a different hue
ArtiCulture | Expeditionary artist, Maria Coryell-Martin, talks about the Imaging the Arctic project and her love for the North
Stealing green
Formerly considered low priority issue, environmental crime is catching the attention of global authorities as its frequency and scope grows
Shedding light on Nordic youth culture
ArctiCulture | Travelling arts showcase includes participation of 75 of the Nordic region’s most talented young people
A HEIMA for their arts
Seyðisfjörður, a small town in eastern Iceland develops a unique identity brimming with art, culture and creativity