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[Special Report] The Crossroads of Atomic Warfare in One Family
Michael Roach shares a photo-essay of his family's experiences with the early years of the atomic age. Co-published with RECNA-Nagasaki University and Nautilus Institute.
Analysis
The 10th Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference: Views from the Asia-Pacific
Prominent APLN members from Australia, Mongolia, and Japan share their hopes and fears for this year’s NPT RevCon.
Analysis
The Indispensable NPT: Black Swans and Black Boxes
John Tilemann discusses two ‘black swan’ events adding new contentious issues to the already overloaded and fraught agenda for the 10th NPT Review Conference.
Projects
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[Workshop Report] Strengthening the NPT Regime: Priorities for the Future
A workshop report by APLN and NTI identifies challenges and highlights opportunities for Asia-Pacific countries to advance the NPT's goals in advance of the 10th RevCon.
Analysis
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[Special Report] Managing the China, India, and Pakistan Nuclear Trilemma
APLN Policy Fellow Tanvi Kulkarni argues for urgent three-way talks between China, India, and Pakistan to avert a nuclear weapons catastrophe. Co-published with Toda Peace Institute.
Projects
Pacific Islands Creative Competition
APLN calls upon voices from the Pacific Islands to share ideas, perspectives and experiences on “Nuclear Weapons and the Climate Crisis."
Projects
We Can and Must Stop the NPT from Unravelling
Tanya Ogilvie-White urges states to use the NPT RevCon to reduce nuclear risks, keep disarmament alive, and help restore confidence in the multilateral system.