Nuclear Faultlines and South Korea’s Choices
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Nuclear Faultlines and South Korea’s Choices

20 Aug 2026 | Salma MALIK

Salma Malik examines how the military use of AI could further increase the risk of miscalculation and escalation, and calls on South Korea to lead efforts to build regional norms and crisis-management mechanisms.

Analysis

Talking Nuclear Ep 4: John Tilemann in conversation with Manpreet Sethi
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Talking Nuclear Ep 4: John Tilemann in conversation with Manpreet Sethi

6 Aug 2026 | Manpreet SETHI and John TILEMANN

Dr Manpreet Sethi is joined by John Tilemann to discuss the changing global security landscape, the future of the NPT, and the challenges facing multilateral diplomacy.

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Building Nuclear Cyber Resilience in the Asia-Pacific
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Building Nuclear Cyber Resilience in the Asia-Pacific

13 Aug 2026 | Ali Alkis

Ali Alkis argues that governments across the Asia-Pacific need to ensure that nuclear facilities can continue to operate safely and respond effectively to cyber disruptions.

Analysis

After the Checklist: Southeast Asia’s next step on cyber norms is accountability
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After the Checklist: Southeast Asia’s next step on cyber norms is accountability

3 Aug 2026 | Gatra PRIYANDITA

Gatra Priyandita assesses ASEAN's evolving cyber governance framework, arguing that ASEAN still lacks the collective attribution capability needed to enforce regional cyber norms.

Analysis

Failsafe Reviews: A Veritable CBM in the Age of Emerging Technologies
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Failsafe Reviews: A Veritable CBM in the Age of Emerging Technologies

13 Jul 2026 | Syed Ali Zia JAFFERY

Syed Ali Zia Jaffery argues that conducting failsafe reviews could serve as a practical risk reduction measure by strengthening resilience against emerging technologies and increasing transparency.

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Seven Lessons to Escape a World in Disorder
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Seven Lessons to Escape a World in Disorder

1 Jul 2026 | Gareth EVANS

Gareth Evans argues that today’s disorderly international system, marked by weakening institutions and rising geopolitical conflict, may still be reversible.

Projects

Safer Together: Patterns of Security Co-operation in Asia
ASIA DIALOGUE ON CHINA-US RELATIONS

Safer Together: Patterns of Security Co-operation in Asia

23 Jun 2026 | LEE Sang-Hyun, Salma MALIK, Kelly GRIECO, Piper CAMPBELL, Jabin T. JACOB, JIANG Tianjiao, Chiew-Ping HOO, Chow-Bing NGEOW, Erick Nielson C. JAVIER and Ria SHIBATA

The June 2026 special issue of the Global Asia journal features nine short essays from APLN's project 'Asia Dialogue on China-US Relations'.

Member Activities

    Ok, Doomer! podcast: Avoiding accidental armageddon
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    Ok, Doomer! podcast: Avoiding accidental armageddon

    21 Aug 2026 | Joel PETERSSON-IVRE

    ELN - APLN Senior Policy Fellow Joel Petersson-Ivre was featured in the Ok, Doomer! podcast, where he discussed how nuclear fail-safe reviews can reduce the risk of nuclear use.

    Does the US deserve allies’ trust?
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    Does the US deserve allies’ trust?

    18 Aug 2026 | Chung-in MOON

    HANKYOREH - APLN Vice Chair Chung-in Moon called for greater US credibility through preventive diplomacy and confidence-building measures.

    China’s New Nuclear Game: How India Should Play It
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    China’s New Nuclear Game: How India Should Play It

    13 Aug 2026 | Manpreet SETHI

    INDIA'S WORLD - APLN Senior Research Adviser Manpreet Sethi examined how the shift in Beijing’s deterrence strategy is steadily reshaping the regional landscape.

    How the Bomb Failed to Deliver Security in Pakistan
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    How the Bomb Failed to Deliver Security in Pakistan

    11 Aug 2026 | Sadia TASLEEM

    BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS - APLN member Sadia Tasleem examined how Pakistan’s experience during the May 2025 conflict with India exposed the limits and risks of nuclear deterrence.

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