Media Mentions
The DPRK Re-Thinks its Relations: Regional Implications of the New Nuclear Doctrine
Anastasia Barannikova was interviewed by Radio Free Asia on her APLN commentary on North Korea's new nuclear doctrine.
US Planned to Nuke Han River Bridges in Event of N. Korean Invasion in ’60s
HANKYOREH - Journalist Lee Jehun covers an APLN special report by Michael Roach titled "The Crossroads of Atomic Warfare in One Family."
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The Crossroads of Atomic Warfare in One Family [Japanese]
CHUGOKU SHINBUN - APLN member Journalist Ota Masakatsu covers an APLN special report by Michael Roach titled "The Crossroads of Atomic Warfare in One Family."
OPINION: Building mutual trust, common understanding in Northeast Asia
KYODO NEWS - Opinion piece by Cho Kyung Hwan covering a list of recommendations endorsed and published by the APLN this week, aiming at improving security cooperation in Northeast Asia.
Expanding communication, cooperation among countries key to security in NE Asia: experts
YONHAP - Journalist Byun Duk-kun writes on the policy recommendations issued by the APLN concerning high-level dialogue between countries.
Helen Clark: No One’s Listening at the Moment
NEWSTALKZB - Helen Clark talks about the APLN Statement on the Ukraine War in a podcast with Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive.
Asia-Pacific leaders warn of nuclear risk as they condemn Russian invasion of Ukraine
THE WASHINGTON POST- Asia-Pacific leaders warn of nuclear risk as they condemn Russian invasion of Ukraine
South Korea longs for Trump’s focus as efforts to engage Pyongyang stall
FINANCIAL TIMES - APLN Vice Chair Chung-in Moon was featured in an article by the Financial Times discussing the current Biden Administration in relation to South Korea.
The five-domains update
ASPI - Recent geopolitical developments in the Asia-Pacific in the 'five domains': sea, sky, land, space, and cyber.
China's hypersonic weapon test no cause for panic, experts say
SPACE - 'Either way, this does not change the nuclear balance of terror between Beijing and Washington.'