In this Journey, we take a closer look at Project 10510 "Leader," the world’s largest and most powerful nuclear icebreaker, set to redefine Arctic exploration. Planned to be commissioned by 2027 ...

For years, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have complained about the U.S. falling behind Russia and China in the Arctic.

The as-yet unnamed icebreaker - the first of the LK-60 model to be built - will be 173 metres long and 34 metres wide, some 14 metres longer and 4 meters wider than the current biggest icebreaker, the ...

At 569 feet long, it's the world's most powerful icebreaker and can break through ice nearly 10 feet thick. The Arktika is powered by two nuclear reactors that give the ship an impressive 73,756 hp.