Arctic Security Conference 2025. Photo: Bård Gudim/ Fridtjof Nansen Institute
Arctic Security Conference 2025. Photo: Bård Gudim/ Fridtjof Nansen Institute
At today's #ArcticSecurityConference more than 250 participants gathered in Oslo to debate polarization, fragmentation and the future of Arctic security. Tag along: www.youtube.com/live/534XYod...
The major vulnerability in the Canadian Arctic for local communities is lack of access to healthcare, lack of community connection and food security says Samuel Pallaq Huyer
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We ended yesterday evening with a pubinar busting prevalent Arctic myths at the #ArcticSecurityConference featuring Nicholas Glesby, @ggricius.bsky.social, Guðbjörg Ríkey Th. Hauksdóttir, and Samuel Pallaq Huyer.
The day continues with an important panel with the #ArcticSecurityConference on local security interests and as Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv says, “local does mean something and more than we think.”
Welcome to the first day of the #ArcticSecurityConference!
After a thrilling first panel on geopolitics, the second panel of the day with Jennifer Spence and Heather Exner-Pirot asks whether Arctic cooperative institutions like the Arctic Council still matter?
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