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China is accelerating its pace in Arctic exploration by publishing its first guide to sailing through the Northern Sea Route.

Greenpeace’s vessel «Arctic Sunrise» has been released after nearly nine months of detention in Murmansk, following the organization’s demonstration against Arctic drilling in the Pechora Sea last fall.

We are happy to announce partnership with Eye on the Arctic, a circumpolar co-production network between public and private media organizations.

A consortium of research, education and other organizations is established with the aim to “ensure the Russian presence on Svalbard.”

The Arctic plays an important role for Russia in terms of security; we should pay more attention to the development of the region, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday.

As the company prepares for drilling of the University-1 well, special sensors are placed at nearby icebergs.

Greenpeace’s icebreaker «Arctic Sunrise» left Murmansk last night, after having being arrested by Russian authorities for nine months.

As commercial shipping in icy waters picks pace, the Russian nuclear powered icebreaker fleet will no longer conduct tourist visits to the North Pole.

Weak satellites in the Northern Sea Route area and poor sea maps are among the bottlenecks preventing a massive Arctic transit system.

Researchers drill into the ice near RV Lance during the N-ICE test cruise in February 2014.

When spring 2015 approaches, sun spilling the landscape will find a group of scientists adrift at sea on “RV Lance” – once a top-of-the-line seal hunting boat, now turned research vessel.

China is accelerating its pace in Arctic exploration by publishing its first guide to sailing through the Northern Sea Route.

Greenpeace’s vessel «Arctic Sunrise» has been released after nearly nine months of detention in Murmansk, following the organization’s demonstration against Arctic drilling in the Pechora Sea last fall.

For the third year in a row, students from the Northern (Arctic) Federal University (NArFU) in Arkhangelsk have the chance to get hands-on experience on Arctic research. The research vessel “Professor Molchanov” left Arkhangelsk on Sunday, bound for a 30 days cruise to Svalbard and the Barents Sea.

The nuclear-powered icebreaker was supposed to become scrap metal, but has now instead been made ready for more action in the Russian Arctic.

Activists from Greenpeace have climbed aboard an oil drilling rig in the Barents Sea early Tuesday morning, trying to stop Statoil from starting exploration in world’s northernmost prospect.