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Oil prices plunge after new U.S. tariffs and increased oil production. A lower oil price can have both positive and negative consequences for you.

Scientists from Tomsk Polytechnic University are working on creating new types of nanostructured sorbents that are effective under low temperatures.

Dressed in national costumes and in clear sunny weather, the newly elected Parliament members marched in procession to Annaassisitta Oqaluffia (Nuuk Cathedral) on Monday, April 7.

Small business owners across the U.S. are crunching numbers how to cover new costs from tariffs on virtually all imports.

Vardø should receive assistance to halt its decline and secure a place on the World Heritage List, writes Frode N. Børfjord.

Kilikvak Kabloona vows to push for 4-year extension of Inuit Child First Initiative.

North Sea Container Line AS, in collaboration with Elkem ASA and MPC Container Ships ASA (MPCC) has officially launched NCL Vestland, Norway’s first bio-methanol powered container feeder vessel.

While most Canadians recoil at the thought of becoming the U.S.' 51st state, an increasingly vocal minority are convinced it is essential for the future of their country.

On Tuesday, the Sámi Parliament released its latest status report on the Sámi languages ​​in Sweden.

A new, historic coalition agreement has now been signed, paving the way for the formation of a broad new government consisting of all parties except Naleraq, awaiting approval from the Greenlandic Parliame

U.S. Vice President JD Vance had time to swing heavily at Denmark during his quick visit to Greenland. A misdirected frontal attack, says former Foreign Minister Carl Bildt.

The fight for Greenland is in full swing. The U.S. Vice President comes out hard against Denmark – which responds to the criticism.

Denmark has not done its job in Greenland, said Vice President J.D. Vance. But he also said that Greenland itself must choose between Denmark and the United States.

The eyes of the world were still on Greenland yesterday as U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, his wife Usha, National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright and other officials visited the U.S. Pituffik Space Station in Greenland.

J.D. Vance directed great criticism at Denmark when he visited the American military base Pituffik Space Base in Greenland on Friday.

The speech that the U.S. vice president gave in Greenland contained an opening for a solution to the crisis, say researchers.

On board the plane were his wife, Usha Vance, as well as the U.S. National Security Advisor, Mike Waltz, the Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, and the Republican Senator from Utah, Mike Lee.

Vance accused Denmark of neglecting Greenland's security for decades. Vance said the United States offers better security to Greenland than Denmark.

During a visit to Greenland, U.S. Vice-President JD Vance accused Denmark of failing to keep its island territory safe from China and Russia. Vance also said the U.S. will boost its presence in Greenland, but that military force is not needed to bring it into America’s orbit.

Vice President JD Vance on Friday made the highest-profile case to date for American control of Greenland during a controversial visit to the semiautonomous island, which its residents had resisted and its leaders said was unwelcome.

One in two northerners says that they fear a war of invasion in their lifetime. Steinar Kongshavn in the Armed Forces believes that a little fear is healthy.

Murmansk, Russia – March 26, 2025 ‑ The 6th ‘Arctic: Territory of Dialogue’ International Arctic Forum kicked off today in Murmansk, bringing together policymakers, business leaders, scientists, and indigenous representatives to tackle the most pressing challenges facing the Arctic. Under the slogan "To Live in the North," this year’s forum emphasizes sustainable development while addressing the region’s growing geopolitical and economic significance.

The acting chairman of Greenland’s government (Naalakkersuisut) Múte B. Egede believes that the U.S. vice president's wife's planned visit to Greenland is an expression of great disrespect for the country.

Russia and Belarus continue to build a deeply integrated logistics architecture, and the focus on northern ports and remote regions is not just a response to the sanctions but also a demonstration of the desire to adjust cargo flows to new geoeconomic realities.

Alaska officials are seeking emergency authorization to keep killing bears and wolves in a region in the western part of the state even though a judge ruled a week ago that the state predator control program there was unconstitutional.

King Charles states that the 51st state talk has already become very tiresome for every single Canadian. It's equally tiresome for the King as King of Canada.

The target indicator of the NSR loading has been fulfilled by less than half, transit has practically ceased, and large projects capable of ensuring growth in transportation volumes are postponed.

A Finnish company specializing in critical, high-reliability connections and software Cinia Oy issued 18.03 a piece of news that a consortium will implement a project of a Pan-Arctic Cable System (PACS). The ambition of PACS is to create new critical routes between Europe and Asia via the Arctic and North America.

Bjarni Benediktsson believes that the labor market is a “grossly underestimated cause of inflation” in this country. He believes that the discussion about the role of public finances in the high inflation of recent years has been blown out of context.