Jørn Høidahl (44) is a fisherman aboard "Sørbåen" of Høidahl Kystfiske AS. (Photo: Private) |
Fishery, Defense, and Tax Relief Dear reader. A forgotten Arctic
delicacy is on its way to the Asian market while the sanctions
are tightening their grip on Russian shipping and diplomacy. Arne O. Holm directs his sharp pen against the tax loopholes of the rich. It has been yet another eventful week in the north. |
Next week's meeting of top political
leaders, international organizations, bank directors, and philanthropists in
Paris is the topic of Editor-in-Chief Arne O. Holm's commentary this
week. However, leaders of the richest parts of the
world are not participating in the meeting, writes Holm; Rich seas The Greenland Halibut fishery has
been concluded for now. Despite the reddish-brown flounder
fish going under the radar for many, the intensive fishery is of great value
for fishers and fish receptions in the north. Russia in the north This week, the Icelandic MFA announced
that Iceland will suspend work at its embassy in Moscow as
of August 1 and asked Russia to limit its operations in Reykjavik. It did not take long for the MFA's Russian
colleague to react. This week, we present a new report on the Northern Sea Route that shows
stable traffic originating from the Russian Arctic, but also notes that
international transit traffic on the route has declined sharply. Defense And in Alaska, 2000 soldiers are
currently also on the move for a military exercise. We end the week with some cultural
news, Read about this and more at High
North News. With this, I wish you a great weekend on
behalf of the editorial staff, Sincerely, News Editor Trine Jonassen This newsletter was translated by Birgitte
Annie Molid Martinussen. |
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