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The Centre for Interdisciplinary Arctic Studies at the Institute for Economics of Natural Resources and Climate Change organised HSE University's first summer school on international relations in the Svalbard archipelago. Alongside lectures and fieldwork, 14 participants from Russia and South Korea developed practical solutions for implementing multilateral cooperation projects in the Arctic.

On March 12, 2026, the Centre for Interdisciplinary Arctic Studies at the HSE Institute for Economics of Natural Resources and Climate Change held its second Arctic Research Seminar, dedicated to the role of non-Arctic Asian states in the Arctic governance system. Participants discussed how Asian countries are shaping their Arctic policies against the backdrop of a changing geopolitical environment.

On February 19, 2026, the Centre for Water Resources Research at the HSE Institute for Economics of Natural Resources and Climate Change held its second monthly Water Workshop, dedicated to the geopolitics of water in Latin America. Experts discussed how the growing interest of global powers in the region is linked to access to freshwater resources and how realistic the scenario of “water wars” might be.

On February 10, 2026, the Centre for Centre for Interdisciplinary Arctic Studies at Institute for Economics of Natural Resources and Climate Change, HSE University, held its first Arctic Research Seminar, entitled “The Greenland Question: Factors, Prospects and Development Scenarios.” Experts examined the impact of the Greenland agenda on transatlantic relations, security, and global markets.

Igor Makarov, Director of the HSE Institute for Economics of Natural Resources and Climate Change, and Anastasia Likhacheva, Dean of the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs at HSE University and Director of the Centre for Water Resources Research, took part in the session "Security in Eurasia: Economic Dimensions" held as part of the Eurasian Conference of the Valdai International Discussion Club.

On 28 November 2025, an expert and academic seminar entitled “International Cooperation on Climate Change: Current State and Future Prospects” was held. The event was organised by the Institute for Macroeconomic and Regional Studies (Uzbekistan) in cooperation with the Institute for Economics of Natural Resources and Climate Change at HSE University, with the support of Gazprombank.

At the SCO Forum on Sustainable Development, Igor Makarov, Director of the Institute for Economics of Natural Resources and Climate Change at HSE University, presented an overview of the key strands of the international debate on the evolution of the Sustainable Development Agenda beyond 2030.

Igor Makarov, Director of the Institute for Economics of Natural Resources and Climate Change at HSE University, spoke at the T20 Final Summit, the expert track of the G20, held in Johannesburg. In his address, he focused on the role of critical metals for African countries and the need to shape resource policy based on their own long-term interests rather than the external expectations of importing countries.

Anna Chistikova and Egor Muravyev, staff members of the Institute for Economics of Natural Resources and Climate Change at HSE University, completed an advanced training programme in climate diplomacy at Sirius University and took part in discussions on the outcomes of COP30.

Igor Makarov, Head of the Laboratory for Climate Change Economics, spoke at the Global Strategic Dialogue organised by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in cooperation with China Daily. The discussion featured eight leading experts from around the world, including former UN Under-Secretary-General Erik Solheim, as well as prominent researchers from China and Western countries.