
Explaining Arctic geopolitics, governance and security.Supported by the Fridtjof Nansen Institute and the Arctic Institute
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

Japan and South Korea became Arctic Council observers on at the same time in 2013, and they usually get filed alongside China as "Asian observers." But Tokyo and Seoul are not the same actor.
Alma Karabeg is writing her PhD on Japan and South Korea ... more
Recorded from Rome, we cover the question of what Italy really wants in the Arctic and how it can achieve it. Marco Dordoni, todays guest, is a PhD candidate at the Università per Stranieri di Perugia, where his doctoral work looks at how NATO's Euro... more
Hybrid threats are everywhere and nowhere. Cable cutting in the Baltic, drone incursions in Copenhagen and Oslo, the shadow fleet moving sanctioned oil under foreign flags, self-igniting parcels routed through DHL, GPS jamming that no longer triggers... more
Arild Moe, research professor at the Fridtjof Nansen Institute, joins Serafima Andreeva to unpack what the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East mean for Russia's Arctic energy sector. They discuss whether Russia is really benefiting from higher oil pr... more
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The program analyzes Arctic geopolitics, governance, and security through expert interviews with researchers and policy makers. Recent episodes consistently explore how great-power competition (notably the U.S., Russia, China), climate-driven change, and governance structures interact in regions like Greenland, Canada, Norway, and Iceland, while also examining the EU's Arctic strategy and Indigenous rights considerations. Listeners can expect rigorous, policy-focused discussions that balance environmental concerns with security, trade, and strategic interests, often anchored by scholars from think tanks and Arctic research institutes. A notable strength is connecting complex geopolitical dynamics to concrete regional implications, such as r... more
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Recent guests on The Circumpolar include:
1. Marco Dordoni
2. Tom Royer
3. Michael Byers
4. Florian Vidal
5. Arild Moe
6. Ruth Maclennan
7. Ekaterina Sharova
8. Andreas Raspotnik
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