Arctic Pacific Security Dialogue

APSD establishes a new framework for international Arctic collaboration. Encompassing the confluence of the Arctic and Pacific Oceans, APSD provides an opportunity to engage Indo-Pacific allies on Arctic issues of mutual interest including strategic competition with China, freedom of navigation and international shipping, fisheries, and polar research.

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Building Trans-Atlantic partnerships in the High North

Building Trans-Atlantic partnerships in the High North

The Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies:  “Open for Business” The Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies, in partnership with the George G. Marshall Center for Security Studies brought together senior-level security practitioners from more than 15...

Gen. Gregory Guillot, Commander, North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Northern Command, delivers a keynote address during the Anchorage Security and Defense Conference (ASDC) Nov. 19, 2024, in Anchorage, Alaska. ASDC is aimed at convening defense and security practitioners to discuss challenges and opportunities facing the circumpolar Arctic and neighboring regions with international security implications. During his remarks, Guillot recognized that defending critical infrastructure in the Arctic is at the heart of homeland defense, saying “as the Arctic continues to shape global security, our combined approach in this region will define our ability to secure the safety of our nation.” (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Don Hudson)

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In 2026, the TSC will host a series of programs in support of the Arctic-Pacific Security Dialogue including webinars, podcasts, and in-person engagements. Please stay tuned for schedule updates and fill out the inquiry box above to stay informed.

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