The Arctic, a vast and icy wilderness, stands as one of the last uncharted frontiers on our planet. With its pristine landscapes and rich natural resources, the Arctic has become a focal point of international interest. But amidst the geopolitical jockeying and environmental concerns, a pressing question emerges: Who truly owns this frozen expanse? As nations lay claim to parts of the Arctic, the complexities of sovereignty and international law come into sharp focus, raising critical questions about the future of this vital region.