North Korea Denuclearization

DPRK represents a volatile nuclear flashpoint. APLN assesses the regime's capabilities, desires and strategy and pragmatic steps towards denuclearization.

    A Chinese View of the North Korean Nuclear Crisis
    POLICY BRIEFS

    A Chinese View of the North Korean Nuclear Crisis

    17 Jan 2017 | PAN Zhenqiang

    Despite China's own strong capability in bringing stability to the region and in opening decisive negotiations with North Korea, they cannot do the U.S.'s job for them.

    How to Deal with North Korea: Lessons from the Iran Agreement
    POLICY BRIEFS

    How to Deal with North Korea: Lessons from the Iran Agreement

    12 Dec 2016 | Sverre LODGAARD and Leon V. SIGAL

    Previous negotiations have failed to produce results with North Korea. To avoid war or another nuclear weapon state in the region, Lodgaard and Sigal bring forward lessons from Iran's nuclear program.

    Giving Diplomacy a Chance
    COMMENTARIES

    Giving Diplomacy a Chance

    7 Oct 2016 | Tuya NYAMOSOR

    Dangerous developments in North Korea should prompt the international community to set out at once on a diplomatic agenda for action.

    APLN Statement on the 5th Nuclear Test by the D.P.R.K
    STATEMENTS

    APLN Statement on the 5th Nuclear Test by the D.P.R.K

    10 Sep 2016 | APLN

    APLN Co-Convenors deplore North Korea's latest nuclear weapon test and register their deep concern at the further destabilising effects the test will have in Northeast Asia and beyond.

    Denuclearizing North Korea - Agenda for Action
    EVENT REPORTS

    Denuclearizing North Korea - Agenda for Action

    26 May 2016 | APLN

    Faced with continued DPRK defiance on nuclear weapons and missile provocations, the international community seems at a loss to know what to do next.

    APLN Statement on the 4th Nuclear Test by the D.P.R.K.
    STATEMENTS

    APLN Statement on the 4th Nuclear Test by the D.P.R.K.

    7 Jan 2016 | APLN

    North Korea’s provocative actions can only increase regional and international tensions and hamper efforts to reduce nuclear risks and eventually abolish nuclear weapons entirely.

    Why Nuclear Weapons Must Be Eliminated
    POLICY BRIEFS

    Why Nuclear Weapons Must Be Eliminated

    15 Jun 2013 | Gareth EVANS

    Gareth Evans discusses the humanitarian, strategic, and financial arguments against nuclear weapons.

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