Georgi writes an insight about the US Arctic policies and the implications for Canada
Author: Georgi Ivanov
Georgi finished an MA in Political Science from Carleton University and received an HBA in the same field from the University of Western Ontario. His specialization and interests fall on the security, cooperation and sustainable development of the Arctic
China and the Arctic: A foreign policy with a business sense
In his article, Georgi Ivanov analyses China’s increased involvement in the Arctic.
A Cold War in a Melting Arctic: Considerations for Canada
In his latest article, Georgi Ivanov analysis the need for Canada to encompass an Arctic strategy amidst concerns over climate change and Russia’s growing presence in the region.
Geopolitics Go North: Canada and Russia Have to Start Talking Again
Fallout from the Ukrainian crisis may reach as far as the Arctic circle if diplomatic relations continue to deteriorate.
EU and the Arctic Part 2: Capacity and Convergence
In the final part of a series, Georgi Ivanov discusses the possibilities for EU involvement in the Arctic.
The New BRIC’s in Town: Emerging Economies
The MINT nations are poised to succeed BRIC as the world’s next set of emerging economic powerhouses.
The EU and the Arctic Part 1: Policy Prospects
In the first of a two-part series, Georgi Ivanov examines the prospects of EU involvement in the Arctic.
Russia and the Arctic: Geopolitics Go North
Georgi Ivanov examines Russia’s role in the Arctic.
Debt Ceiling, Confidence and Reserve Currency
Georgi Ivanov examines the reserve currency status of the USD and the risks it faces from US political gridlock
Singapore: Oil, Gas and the Arctic
In his second article on Singapore’s growing interest in the Arctic, Georgi Ivanov explores how the Arctic may help to meet this island nation’s energy needs.