ARCTIC TODAY - TASS

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Ship repair in Arkhangelsk to grow 2.5 times by 2035, local authorities say

Russian Space Systems presents technologies to develop Northern Sea Route

Arkhangelsk Region to invest $109 million in housing construction program

Murmansk expects to welcome 530,000 tourists every year by 2035

National ensigns flown on Arctic rescue vessels

The vessels' equipment is 70% Russian-made

Rare earth metals projects in Murmansk Region to create full-cycle production facilities

Exploration has been completed in the Lovozersky District at the largest lithium deposit, Kolmozersky, and exploration of the Polmostundrovskoye field is underway

Yakutia to cut cargo supplies costs by using all-terrain, unmanned vehicles — official

"For sparsely populated settlements in the Arctic, drones with a payload over 300 kg are most economically suitable to deliver food products," the region's First Deputy Minister for the Development of the Arctic and the Affairs of the Peoples of the North Sergey Neustroev noted

Yakutia leads in wildfires scale among Russian Arctic regions over recent 25 years

According to the Global Wildfire Information System, the number of wildfires in most Arctic territories has more than tripled since 2018

Arctic transport network development to favor region's economic growth — scientists

The researchers studied companies' revenues, assets and the number of employees for 2017-2022 to trace the economic dynamics in view of recent incentives to stimulate the Russian Arctic's development

Nornickel to cut sulfur dioxide emissions in Norilsk by 730,000 tons in 2025

In 2024, sulfur dioxide emissions dropped by almost 400,000 tons

Number of visitors to Kuril Islands expected at 177,000 by 2040, regional authorities say

Due to the growing number of visitors, the demand for hotel rooms by 2040 will make almost 2,000, regional government's deputy head, Anton Zaitsev stressed

"The land becomes irrevocable part of state when put on the map." The history of Yakutsk

The Yakuts were obligated to supply the expedition, transport goods, and give horses

Aquaculture research center to be organized in Karelia's Arctic

Governor Artur Parfenchikov called promising seaweed extraction and cultivation due to the region's access to the White Sea

AEON Corporation's investments in Vorkuta's development grow by 18.5 times to $9 million

Under separate agreements with the regional government, $455,000 have been allocated for upgrade of the Vorkuta airport's runway and apron