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Russian–Norwegian Borderlands: Three Facets of Geopolitics

(Journal of Borderlands Studies) Abstract: This article aims to explore a paradoxical co-existence of various forms and models of trans-border interactions in areas of direct adjacency of Norway and Russia. Our…

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Not All Is Lost in Russian-EU Cross-Border Cooperation

(PONARS Policy Memo) Russian-EU relations have dramatically worsened since Russia’s involvement in Ukrainian affairs in 2014. Mutual mistrust and suspicion have rapidly increased and many cooperative efforts have been canceled.…

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Baev: In focusing specifically on Svalbard, Russia is making a political point

(Politico) Svalbard isn’t a convenient location. With its 2,500-odd residents, living in towns accessible only by plane, boat or snowmobile, this Arctic archipelago is Norway’s northernmost outpost of human habitation —…

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Baev: Russian Arctic threat to Norway is already to a certain degree real

(Views and News from Norway) Russia under an increasingly aggressive President Vladimir Putin has put Norway in an “entirely new situation,” especially regarding its authority in the Arctic, claims one local…

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