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    Security Assurances amid Russia's Nuclear Threats
    THE PULSE

    Security Assurances amid Russia's Nuclear Threats

    29 Sep 2022 | KIM Won-soo, Lorenz Anthony T. FERNANDO, Shivani SINGH and Michiru NISHIDA

    Has Russia’s war on Ukraine shattered the security assurances provided to non-nuclear weapons states? Four experts weigh in.

    Emerging Technologies and the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty
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    Emerging Technologies and the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty

    27 Sep 2022 | Shatabhisha SHETTY and Tong ZHAO

    On September 28, APLN Executive Director Shata Shetty and APLN board member Zhao Tong spoke at the Wilton Park conference to discuss emerging technologies and the P5 Process.

    Fixing the Blind Spot in Nuclear Inspections
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    Fixing the Blind Spot in Nuclear Inspections

    20 Sep 2022 | Trevor FINDLAY

    PURSUIT - APLN member Trevor Findlay explains how a blind spot in safeguards culture led to a ‘that’s the way we do things around here’ approach at the IAEA. Lessons have been learned since Iraq.

    [JPN] Japan’s Dilemma between Nuclear Deterrence and Nuclear Disarmament
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    [JPN] Japan’s Dilemma between Nuclear Deterrence and Nuclear Disarmament

    17 Sep 2022 | AKIYAMA Nobumasa

    MAINICHI SHIMBUN - APLN Senior Associate Fellow Nobumasa Akiyama spoke about Japan's dilemma between nuclear deterrence and nuclear disarmament, based on the recent discussions at the NPT RevCon. 

    Mikhail Gorbachev’s Nuclear Legacy in Tatters
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    Mikhail Gorbachev’s Nuclear Legacy in Tatters

    7 Sep 2022 | Ramesh THAKUR

    THE JAPAN TIMES - APLN member Ramesh Thakur wrote on Gorbachev's nuclear legacy, arguing that the Soviet leader deserves much credit for mitigating the risk of a Cold War nuclear conflict.

    ‘Cornerstone’ Cornered by the NWS
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    ‘Cornerstone’ Cornered by the NWS

    7 Sep 2022 | Manpreet SETHI

    Dr Manpreet Sethi warns that the behaviour of the five nuclear weapons states leaves the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty more fragile than ever.

    NPT Review Conference Failed to Reach Agreement: Implications for Our Region
    THE KOREA TIMES COLUMN

    NPT Review Conference Failed to Reach Agreement: Implications for Our Region

    1 Sep 2022 | Carlos SORRETA

    Following the collapse of the 10th NPT Review Conference, Carlos D. Sorreta discusses what happened in New York.

    The Return of Nuclear Weapons on the Global Platform
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    The Return of Nuclear Weapons on the Global Platform

    30 Aug 2022 | C. Raja MOHAN

    THE INDIAN EXPRESS - APLN member C. Raja Mohan advocates adding to what was till now regarded as ‘minimum’ to remain ‘credible regarding India's strategy on building ‘credible minimum deterrence’.

    Is Russia Responsible for No Consensus at Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Meet?
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    Is Russia Responsible for No Consensus at Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Meet?

    29 Aug 2022 | C Uday BHASKAR

    THE QUINT - APLN member C. Uday Bhaskar writes: The breakdown in attaining consensus was attributed to Moscow, which was apparently unhappy with certain references to the war in Ukraine.

    The Non-proliferation Regime in Crisis
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    The Non-proliferation Regime in Crisis

    24 Aug 2022 | HAN Yong-Sup

    KOREA JOONGANG DAILY - APLN member Han Yong-sup writes about the impact of the war in Ukraine on the NPT Review Conference, arguing that the future of the non-proliferation regime is not that bright.

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