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HIGH NORTH NEWS: Norway’s former environment and development minister Erik Solheim is to run the United Nations environment agency. Issues concerning the Arctic, its ocean and marine resources will be among his top priorities.
HIGH NORTH NEWS: Russia’s growing military activity in the ocean gap between Greenland, Iceland, the U.K. and Norway has the U.S. and Norway concerned.
HIGH NORTH NEWS: Now in its 20th year, the Arctic Council is due for revitalization. This is the conclusion of two new reports from the think-tanks CSIS in Washington and FNI in Oslo. However, a general consensus about how the organization should look at its next milestone is a long way off.
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