Russia in the Arctic

Vladimir Putin has outlined the Arctic where Russia expects the U.S. and others to vie for "intimidating supremacy."

China has for the first time revealed its Arctic Policy. Will it follow Russia in bringing military power to the resource-rich region?

The rate of fire increased by a third compared to the year prior, as Russia continues to pad out its Arctic military capabilities.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed an ambition to develop the country's presence in the Arctic and "defend its interests."

The Sibir weighs 33,500 tons, is more than 576 feet long and is fueled by two nuclear reactors, giving it the power to plow through icy Arctic terrain.

Russia's navy considers the far north a priority area as it competes against four NATO powers for the Arctic.

Annual event often offers a glimpse into the near future of the Kremlin's arsenal.

Moscow has a message for the world: hands off the North Pole.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said he would meet with President Donald Trump if Finland invited both world leaders to an Arctic Council summit in May.

The Russian leader visited Franz Josef Land, before arriving at an Arctic forum in Arkhangelsk.

Russia's developments in the region have caused concern.

The delegation is trapped inside an Arctic island base, surrounded by bears.

Unusually high temperatures in far north Russia caused an outbreak of anthrax, leaving 72 nomadic herders and 41 children hospitalized.

Neighbouring countries in the Arctic say Russia's moves are a cause for concern.