The Circle frequently addresses changes taking place in the Arctic –changes to climate, waters, human activities and wildlife – which are occurring in this region at unprecedented speed.

Finland is preparing to take over the Chairmanship in an increasingly uncertain political situation.

Indigenous peoples’ organizations are permanent participants in the Arctic Council. Here, the organizations share their views on the coming Finnish chairmanship.

The priorities put forth for the U.S. tenure as Chair of the Arctic Council included addressing climate change, improving economic and living conditions, and better stewardship of the Arctic Ocean, tied around a common theme of “One Arctic: Shared Opportunities, Challenges and Responsibilities”.

It is likely that many people alive today will see the end of the Arctic as we know it.

This has been a winter like no other for the polar bears of Svalbard.

In the North Atlantic part of the Nordic region, there is an increasing focus on optimising the utilisation of marine resources.

Is the insurance industry prepared to ensure the safety of people, property and the Arctic environment?

A warming ocean is resulting in fluctuations in the quantity, quality and predictability of catches.

The Blue Economy is an emerging movement involving nations, corporations, and civil society.