Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Policy
Global treaty regimes underpin international peace and security. APLN analyses developments and offers recommendations to sustain or improve them.
THE KOREA TIMES COLUMNNuclear Weapons Law and Korea’s Conundrum
Peter Hayes examines the legal ambiguities surrounding nuclear threats and deterrence on the Korean Peninsula and argues that renewed denuclearisation efforts require legally binding international ...
COMMENTARIESBefore the Deal: ASEAN Should Test Nuclear Safeguards Readiness
Sabariah Kader Ibrahim and Nur Dania Adnan propose a twelve-month ASEANTOM-coordinated pilot programme to strengthen national nuclear safeguards capabilities.
POLICY BRIEFSIs it a Nuclear Hedge? Why South Korea Should Reassure About Its Non-Weapons Nuclear ...
Matthew Sharp, Celia McDowall, and Toby Dalton argue that South Korea must demonstrate through concrete reassurance measures that its civilian and defence programmes are not intended to pave the way ...
COMMENTARIESThe CTBT at 30: An Interview with CTBTO Executive Secretary Dr. Robert Floyd
CTBTO Executive Secretary Dr. Robert Floyd joins APLN on the 30th anniversary of the CTBT to discuss the treaty's practical role and enduring global impact.
POLICY BRIEFSA Proposed Indian Nuclear Risk Reduction Mechanism
Sanjay Mahindru examines the necessity and possible shape of a Nuclear Risk Reduction Review mechanism in the context of India’s nuclear weapons ecosystem.
THE KOREA TIMES COLUMNFunding Crisis Leaves UN Nuclear Watchdog Begging for Resources
John Carlson and John Tilemann call for IAEA member states to ensure full and timely funding, particularly from its largest contributors.