
Explaining Arctic geopolitics, governance and security.Supported by the Fridtjof Nansen Institute and the Arctic Institute
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

China controls almost every critical mineral the green transition needs. Gørild Heggelund, research professor at the Fridtjof Nansen Institute, explains how it built that lead, going back to a Deng Xiaoping line about oil and rare earths, and why the... more
China has no Arctic territory, calls itself a near-Arctic state, and has worked its way into almost every legal regime in the region. Dr Iselin Stensdal talks about international law as China's way in. The conversation covers the Law of the Sea and ... more
For four years, Russian climate data has been nearly impossible to reach. Now the United States is cutting its climate support and stepping back from the IPCC and the UN climate convention. Two of the biggest Arctic states are going dark at the same ... more
For a dead institution, the Arctic Council has been remarkably busy.
Serafima Andreeva draws on four years of research to explain how the Arctic Council survived Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and why it may be one of the more quietly resi... more
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The discussions center on Arctic geopolitics, governance, and security, with frequent examinations of international law, regional institutions, and state strategies in the circumpolar north. Episodes blend academic insight with policy-oriented analysis, covering topics from Arctic Council dynamics and Russia's role to climate data challenges, indigenous knowledge, and the evolving implications of space, hybrid threats, and energy security. A standout throughline is the effort to connect legal regimes, multilateral diplomacy, and practical implications for small Arctic states, while weaving in cultural and artistic perspectives to broaden the narrative. Listeners can expect rigorous, evidence-based conversation that weighs geopolitics agains... more
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Recent guests on The Circumpolar include:
1. Iselin Stensdal
2. Rolf Rødven
3. Alma Karabeg
4. Marco Dordoni
5. Tom Royer
6. Michael Byers
7. Florian Vidal
8. Arild Moe
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