How Russia's sanctioned megaprojects continue to receive supplies through shadow operators on the NSR The US and EU countries are introducing sanctions against the Russian energy sector, trying to limit the technological development and export capabilities of hydrocarbon giants. However, the construction of LNG plants and the development of fields in the Arctic does not stop. Necessary cargo continues to arrive uninterruptedly at destination ports.

We tell you how one of the largest investment projects in the Russian Arctic maintains ties with Kazakh billionaires At the beginning of March 2026, a meeting of the State Commission on Arctic Development was held under the chairmanship of Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Trutnev. Among the key topics, the development of infrastructure in Chukotka was discussed within the framework of the Baimsky Mining and Processing Plant project, one of the largest investment projects in the Russian Arctic.

How Greenland is becoming a victim of a geopolitical game For the second year in a row, the Arctic begins with the Greenland issue: the US President insists on full control over the island for national security purposes. Greenland is a key topic in the media, which, as observers note, has pushed even the negotiation process on Ukraine out of sight.

How Yakutia is suffering from the climate crisis and coal dust, but is increasing production of the dirtiest fuel on the planet Last year, Yakutia became the coal record holder in the Far East, producing an unprecedented 52 million tons of black fuel. Russia's turn from West to East promises export prospects for local coal miners aiming for new records. In one of the coldest places on Earth, coal warms the Yakut people themselves.

How Greenland Is Becoming a Pawn in a Geopolitical Game For the second year in a row, the Arctic is beginning the year with the “Greenland question.” The US president is once again insisting on full control over the island in the name of national security. Greenland has become a central topic in the media and, as observers note, has even pushed the Ukraine negotiations out of the spotlight.

“Arktida” is in touch, and we continue to work 💙 On February 16, the Russian authorities recognized our activities as “undesirable” in the country. At the same time, we have never had branches or projects in Russia. We do not agree with the position of the Russian authorities. Publications of independent assessments of what is happening in the Arctic are especially important today, so we continue our work.