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What does it take to keep the bay open—and why does it matter for regional security and prosperity?

Explore @APCSS 's latest Security Nexus paper, “Keeping the Bay Open,” for analysis of the challenges and opportunities shaping the region’s maritime future by @shyamtekwani

Read the paper: dkiapcss.edu/nexus_articles…

#DKIAPCSS #MaritimeSecurity #IndoPacific #RegionalSecurity #BayofBengal #Bangladesh

How can the United States advance its Indo-Pacific security objectives when allies and partners face differing national interests, capabilities, political constraints, and willingness to accept risk?

That question shaped a recently held DKI APCSS Indo-Pacific Orientation Course, bringing participants together to examine how strategic understanding, trusted relationships, and practical cooperation can support collective action across the region.

Read more: dkiapcss.edu/from-strategic…

#IndoPacific #SecurityCooperation #DKIAPCSS #AlliesAndPartners

This Veterans Day, the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies honors the service, sacrifice, and enduring commitment of all who have served in the United States Armed Forces.

We are grateful to our veterans—past and present—whose leadership and dedication strengthen our nation and help advance security cooperation across the Indo-Pacific. #VeteransDay #DKIAPCSS #ServiceAndSacrifice

Happy 251st Birthday to the United States Marine Corps!

The Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies recognizes the Marines whose courage, discipline, and steadfast commitment to service have strengthened our nation for more than two centuries.

Semper Fidelis.

#USMCBirthday #MarineCorps #SemperFidelis #DKIAPCSS

We were delighted to host members of the Consular Corps of Hawaii for a seminar on Indo-Pacific security dynamics. Professors Al Oehlers, Shyam Tekwani, Bill Weininger, and Richard Vuylsteke shared insights on the historical challenges in the region as well as the key issues of today. Insightful questions and comments from the Consuls and Honorary Consuls generated a lively dialogue. While members of the Corps frequently support the Center by joining commencement ceremonies as part of their representational duties, this was a unique opportunity for them to engage in-depth with DKI APCSS faculty to better understand the region they work and live in.