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Greenland

Controversy over Greenland airports shows China still unwelcome in the Arctic

Earlier this week, it was announced that in exchange for 700 million Danish kroner ($109 million), Greenland would allow Denmark…

Mia Bennett 10September 12, 2018

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The ice road across the Lena River from Yakutsk, where there is no bridge to the other side.
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Putin opens bridge to Crimea, leaving a Siberian city hanging

Featured image: Yakutsk is one of the world’s most isolated cities and still has no bridge across the Lena River…

Mia Bennett 1May 16, 2018

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Who really built Canada’s first highway to the Arctic Ocean?

Today, Canada’s first highway to the Arctic Ocean opened. This 138-kilometer road between Inuvik, the administrative hub and biggest town…

Mia Bennett 2November 15, 2017

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