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Greenland chairs the Arctic Council

TROMSØ, Norway — “When we were here two years ago and our chairship began, we knew that it would be special years,” Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barthe Eide said standing at a lectern as press bulbs flashed. Next to him stood Silje Karine Muotka, president of the indigenous Sami Parliament. Beside them, a screen projected a livestream watched by the Arctic-interested around the world. “But I am happy that the Arctic Council is well, alive an…
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Institute of Current World Affairs broke the news in on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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