How Russia’s nuclear-powered icebreakers ensure its Arctic supremacy
The significance of the Russian nuclear icebreaker Ural extends beyond technical feats. It symbolizes Russia’s Arctic…
Industry
What Davie’s deal means for Finnish shipbuilding: Analysis
The 7.5 million euro deal to buy the Mäntyluoto Shipyard (located in Pori on…
After US expansion, Canada’s Davie shipyard eyes Sweden icebreaker gap
MILAN — After announcing it was buying U.S. shipyard sites to build icebreakers, the…
The US is negotiating with Finland to buy icebreakers (again), Trump says: Commentary
President Trump said nearly the same thing nearly five years ago. This time around,…
The real unicorns of the startup world: European defence technology funds
In Europe there’s a much, much more rare unicorn than the billion-dollar startup: The…
Why Davie’s US acquisition would help Helsinki shipyards: Analysis
Davie’s plan to upgrade the shipbuilding facilities in Galveston and Port Arthur will make…
The pressing need for more ships in the US Navy: Commentary
Today, we’ll look at part of the “bigger picture.” It’s not pretty. This is…
From Baffinland to Deception Bay, Canada looks north for its mining future: Commentary
As I pointed out in my recent article on Arctic exploration, mining activity in…
Finnish shipyard RMC in negotiations to build up to eight icebreakers for the U.S. Coast Guard
This is a reproduction of an article that first appeared on Sixty Degrees North.…
