Member Activities
Hiroshima Round Table 2021 Public Webinar
HOPe - The Hiroshima Round Table invites the world's most prominent scholars and researchers in the nuclear/security spheres to advocate on nuclear disarmament and arms control in East Asia.
Responding to Skepticism about an End-Of-War Declaration
HANKYOREH - APLN Vice Chair Moon Chung-in discusses the future of the Korean Peninsula, and concerns surrounding ending the Korean War.
Attacks on Possible Korean Peace Plan Are Politically and Financially Motivated
RESPONSIBLE STATECRAFT - APLN Senior Associate Fellow Jessica Lee, provides analysis on the Biden Administrations foreign policy, and policy surrounding North Korea.
Special Roundtable: Ending the Korean War
ARIRANG NEWS - APLN Vice Chair Moon Chung-in speaks at a special roundtable along with Stockholm Peace Institute Director Dan Smith hosted by Jen Moon.
States Parties to the TPNW Must Adopt the IAEA Additional Protocol
NUCLEAR THREAT INITIATIVE - APLN Member John Carlson discusses discrepancies in the application of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).
Peace for Korea
PLOUGH - APLN senior associate fellow Jessica Lee writes: The Korean War is still not officially over. According to the Quincy Institute, it’s high time to end it.
Why Is China Expanding Its Nuclear Arsenal?
PLOUGHSHARES FUND - APLN board member Tong Zhao features on the 'Press the Button' podcast to discuss China's nuclear expansion and what is to be expected for China-US relations moving forward.
Why China Is Acquiring Foreign Military Bases
THE INDIAN EXPRESS - APLN member C. Raja Mohan speaks about China asserting dominance in the Asia and Indo-Pacific Region.
Nuclear Weapons Back ‘In’ as Countries up Stakes in Complex Global Tussle
STUFF - Are we seeing a new weapons race, and what is nuclear-free New Zealand doing to cool the situation? National correspondent Lucy Craymer reports.
How Do Smaller Nations Position Themselves during Superpower Rivalry
CONVERSATION SIX - APLN Member Professor Simon Chesterman discusses the position of smaller nations such as Singapore in superpower rivalry.