The week ahead will not be an easy sleep for security observers. Numerous military watchouts in Russia's northwestern regions. | Continue reading
International hacktivist group declares cyber attacks against Putin after the Russian President launched war on Ukraine. | Continue reading
There were no natural phenomena that led to the break of the fiberoptic cable between the Arctic archipelago and the Norwegian mainland, preliminary police investigations conclude. | Continue reading
Previously solid ground is quickly degrading. The melting of the permafrost is about to cause huge damage to buildings and infrastructure across the country, Russia's natural resource minister warns. | Continue reading
Much of the Arctic Ocean will become ice-free during summers by 2050 even if greenhouse gas emissions are reduced sharply, according to a new study. | Continue reading
At 11 am Moscow Times on December 19th, the “Akademik Lomonosov” delivered its first electricity to the grid in Pevek, Arctic Russia. | Continue reading
A former officer from the Headquarters of the Armed Forces in Northern Norway told about the surfacing submarine in a TV documentary by NRK about the Cold War. | Continue reading
After the hottest Arctic summer on record follows the warmest ever fall. | Continue reading
The «Silver Explorer» gets escort by a Russian icebreaker as it launches its ice edge cruising through Russian Arctic waters. | Continue reading
«The levels measured are very, very low and we don’t know its origin,» says Bredo Møller with Norway’s radiation agency’s emergency preparedness unit at Svanhovd in the Pasvik valley. | Continue reading
Japanese and Nordic partners team up with Russia’s telecom giant MegaFon, sign MoU to set up trans-Arctic telecom company. | Continue reading
A science expedition to the area has discovered “big concentrations of radioactivity” in the ice – and concludes that the glaciers are melting into the sea at record speed. | Continue reading
25-years with safe decommissioning of Cold War submarines in the Russian north will come to an end next year. | Continue reading
It was early morning 10th October 1957 when Captain Georgy Lazarev slowly sailed his «S-144» submarine into the quiet waters of the Chernaya Guba to conduct the first ever launch of a nuclear torpedo. More than 60 years later, his devastating blast is honoured with a monument on … | Continue reading