Member Activities
Responding to North Korea’s Nuclear Ambition
PERRY WORLD HOUSE - APLN member Eunjung Lim writes on the importance of US-Japan-ROK cooperation.
With Chandrayaan-3 Launch, India Heads for the Moon
THE DIPLOMAT - APLN member Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan writes on India’s Chandrayaan-3 launch.
Contradictions, Convictions and Conundrums in the Asian Century
CAIXIN GLOBAL - APLN member Kishore Mahbubani delivered a speech at Caixin's Asia New Vision Forum.
Pakistan’s New Nuclear Strategy Is a Crisis in the Making
NATIONAL INTEREST - APLN Senior Research Adviser Manpreet Sethi argues that proposals to deploy front-line tactical nuclear weapons, on the basis that India will not respond to their usage, are folly.
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[CHN] An Interview with Prof. Moon Chung-in
THE PAPER - APLN Vice Chair Moon Chung-in spoke about China-South Korea relations and emphasized that the Yoon administration should not sacrifice national interests for the sake of values.
What Are Cluster Bombs and Why Are They So Controversial? | 7NEWS
7News - APLN member Marianne Hanson discussed why cluster bombs are so controversial and how they can remain a threat in an interview with 7News.
Stronger Multipolarity Elusive in SCO
THE TRIBUNE - APLN member C Uday Bhaskar writes on the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit.
Fukushima: Anxiety and Anger Over Japan’s Nuclear Waste Water Plan
BBC - APLN member Tatsujiro Suzuki was quoted in The Guardian, where he commented on Japan's nuclear water release plan.
Alliance With the US Constrains Strategic Autonomy: South Korean Expert
GLOBAL TIMES - APLN Vice Chair Moon Chung-in talked about China-South Korea relations, South Korea's alliance with the US and strategic autonomy, and its role in preserving regional stability.
Time for 'K-diplomacy'
THE KOREA TIMES - APLN member Kim Won-soo argues that South Korea could try to combine its universal appeal and regional maneuvers into a diplomatic brand of its own called K-diplomacy.