By John Jacobs 

This article was previously published in the Atlantic Voices Vol 6. Nr. 9. (September 2016) Editing and republication of this article has been realized with the financial support of NATO Public Diplomacy Division.

NATO vs. Russia in the Arctic: How to prepare for the coming crisis

The recent uptick of activity in the Arctic region shows the strong, strategic interest in the region for all parties involved. This interest goes back to the Cold War, when the Arctic was one of many theatres between the Soviet Union and NATO.

Walking on thin ice: NATO, climate change and the Arctic

The Northern Flank: NATO's emerging role in the Arctic

The Arctic arguably remains the most complicated legal landscape in the world, with eight states raising their own claims in the region. Unlike the Antarctic, it is too valuable to submit to international governance. This is an area in which every state has its own goals and still relies mostly on its own capabilities.

By Karoline Thomsen, this OpEd was originally published in Danish by Altinget on 9 december 2020.

Collective security and Art. 5 in space: Jus gentium, oversight, resilience and the role of NATO

By Dr. Cornelia A. Baciu

#NATOEngages: Engagement with youth

By Capt. John G.L.J. Jacobs

The #NATOEngages series has become a recognizable brand associated with NATO engagement activities. Initially launched in 2018, #NATOEngages became a side event to the Brussels Summit on 11–12 July with the help of a consortium made up of think tanks and NGOs supporting NATO’s public outreach activities.

Enhancing resilience against unconventional attacks on Allied nations: Enter the Counter-Hybrid Support Teams

The Eastern Mediterranean: What's next for NATO and the US?