Different governments have taken different approaches to this competition. Norway is trying to replace immigrants with the ...

Circle Internet Group Inc.’s stock still has room to run because of its role as a top-tier “crypto disruptor,” even after a more than sixfold gain since the stablecoin issuer went public, an ...

On June 20, 2020, the town of Verkhoyansk, Russia, reached a temperature of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit, the highest temperature ever recorded in the Arctic Circle.

Satellite data indicates recent Arctic peatland expansion with warming. Communications Earth & Environment, 2025; 6 (1) DOI: 10.1038/s43247-025-02375-1 ...

Holland America Line’s Westerdam marked a significant milestone on June 20 as it crossed into the Arctic Circle during its special 28-night Alaska Arctic Circle Solstice cruise. Departing from Seattle ...

Shares of stablecoin issuer Circle and crypto exchange Coinbase surged on Wednesday after the U.S. Senate passed a landmark stablecoin bill, boosting hopes of wider adoption for a once-niche part ...

McNeil is quick to mention that not all companies are falling short of delivering responsible programs in the Arctic. He pointed to Adventure Canada, a Canadian-owned operator, as a company that has ...

Gwen Natsiq, 21, is from Iqaluit and will serve a 2-year term as council president The National Inuit Youth Council's new president, Gwen Natsiq, says she plans to spend her two-year term focused ...

In recent years, Inuit communities near Pond Inlet have taken a stronger role in shaping tourism activity, particularly as they pushed for changes to protect narwhals inEclipse Sound after hunters and ...

The National Inuit Youth Council's new president, Gwen Natsiq, says she plans to spend her two-year term focused on improving youth access to mental health resources and education.

With much of the Northern Hemisphere basking in a welcome bit of sunshine, the thought of snow-bound airports is far from most people’s minds. But for some of the most extreme places in the world, at ...

It is the "sea mouth" of Sermeq Kujalleq, a glacier in western Greenland about 155 miles north of the Arctic Circle. Its ice sheet produces around 10% of Greenland's icebergs.