The conflict in Ukraine is straining the political and economic situation in the Russian Arctic, and the dream of free movement, summer and winter, on the Northeast Passage, is likely to remain one.
Atlantic airport, regional airport or military base: What do the governments of Greenland and Denmark agree on?
Rumors have been circulating for some time that Rosatomflot needs more icebreakers. Only recently, the contracts for two more ships have now been signed.
Cape Town, along with Punta Arenas, Ushuaia, Hobart and Christchurch, is one of the five locations through which almost all cargo and staff shipments to Antarctica pass.
The Greenlandic airline Air Greenland has not only received a new flagship, but has also developed its service for this year.
By 2024, AARI will deploy a high-precision hydrometeorological network in the marine and coastal parts of the Russian Arctic based on drifting buoys.
The British research vessels receive a special kind of booster from their government, namely a 50-million-euro grant for maintenance and modernization.
Good things come to those who wait: Iqaluit, the capital of Nunavut, will receive its deep-sea port after decades and will be able to load and unload ships directly from 2023.
At least two new vessels will be ordered once lawmakers set funding aside
Runway repair and equipment purchases are a part of keeping the country connected
More icebreakers are needed to keep the Northern Sea Route open. Since new material is not available so quickly, the only option is to keep old icebreakers ‘alive’.
At the exhibition and conference on shipbuilding in St. Petersburg, Iceberg Central Design Bureau presented the project of a multifunctional offshore icebreaker.
Chilean airline DAP, based in Punta Arenas, has announced its flight schedule to Antarctica for the coming austral summer.
Aviation, the main mode of transportation in the Arctic, is sliding into crisis not because of ice but because of fuel shortages, high prices and too few personnel.
The Australian icebreaker “RSV Nuyina” has successfully undertaken its first Antarctic voyages. Now, damage to the propulsion shafts was discovered during maintenance work.
Concepts for new airports in the East Greenlandic communities of Ittoqqortoormiit and Tasiilaq are entering the planning phase
After more than two years of pandemic-related interruption, commercial flights between Chile and the Falkland Islands are now back.
A South Korean shipyard has canceled orders for the first of three LNG carriers after Sovcomflot failed to pay due to EU sanctions.
The development of the North Sea route is becoming a key priority for the government in Moscow in light of the sanctions. Towards the west, freight traffic has come to a virtual standstill.
Adventurer Chris Ramsey and Japanese car company Nissan plan to drive an all-electric SUV from the Arctic to the South Pole.
Is there a shortage of personnel in Antarctica? This question comes up after several facilities had various positions up for grabs. A new addition is now Port Lockroy.
Greenland risks going into the tourism season with its flag carrier in the midst of a crippling labour conflict
The first ship in the U.S. Coast Guard’s Polar Security Cutter program will be named “Polar Sentinel.” This was announced by USCG Commanding Admiral Karl Schultz.
A contractor was approved after a third tender and a doubling of the budget
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