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2026 Arctic Circle Assembly
Governments, universities, companies, research institutions, organizations, associations, and others are invited to submit Session proposals for the 2026 Arctic Circle Assembly.
Assemblies - Arctic Circle
The Arctic Circle Assembly is the largest annual international gathering on the Arctic, attended by up to 2500 participants from over 70 countries. The Assembly is held every October in Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center and the Reykjavik EDITION, Iceland.
India and the Arctic: Preparing for a Post Indo-Pacific World Order
For the Nordic countries, India therefore also presents an alternative to a “Near Arctic” China. The United States will inevitably have to maintain regional stability in the Arctic in order to maintain its image as the global hegemon and ensure rule-based navigation in the region.
Rethinking Arctic Peace and Stability: Moving from Speculation to ...
Arctic geopolitics and security are defined by a cooperative aspect, which differentiates them from the mainstream interpretation of challenges and speculation of potential threats. This cooperative aspect is supported by shared interests among the Arctic States and Indigenous Peoples and made possible by the specific features of Arctic geopolitics, security and governance. They form a ...
The Arctic Circle Rome Forum
The Arctic reflects today’s global challenges: peaceful and cooperative dialogue over conflict, sustainable development over exploitation, and shared responsibility over indifference or, worse, aggression. The Arctic is a natural indicator of change. It can sense and amplify not only climatic shifts but also geopolitical transformations.
The Arctic Council Pause: The Importance of Indigenous Participation ...
The ongoing boycott of the Arctic Council – announced by the seven democratic member states (A7) three months ago on 3 March 2022 – was unexpected news to the six Permanent Participant organizations representing the indigenous peoples of the Arctic. While the Council is predicated upon the spirit of meaningful and inclusive participation of Arctic indigenous peoples, who hold special ...
The Arctic is Cold Again: Climate Change, Political Competition and ...
The future of Arctic security demands a serious evaluation of this new geopolitically tense environment and how climate change impacts the Arctic in unexpected ways that have strategic consequences. By Gabriella Gricius
Restoring Arctic Ice: A New Way to Stabilize the Climate
The Arctic holds incredible beauty and difficult challenges. Historically it has played a vital role in maintaining stability for the Earth’s climate systems – even those far-removed from the Arctic itself. Ice in the Arctic is of central importance to the world, and is a dominant feature in the environment of its indigenous peoples, and their cultures and way of life; as well as the ...
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