Weekly Newsletters
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October 2024 in Review at APLN
Our monthly roundup of APLN news and activities in October 2024.
The War in Gaza and Nuclear Weapons
This week, we welcome Mohan Pieris to the APLN network. Sadia Tasleem warns that the conflict in Gaza risks undermining the nuclear non-use norm.
Fighting for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons
APLN Chair released a statement congratulating the Nihon Hidankyo on being awarded the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize.
Comparing the Pacific and Asia’s security concerns
We welcome Kazuko Ito to the APLN network and publish the Japanese translation of Shatabhisha Shetty's essay from our project on Reducing the Risk of Nuclear Weapon Use in Northeast Asia.
Ensuring Regional Stability in the Asia-Pacific
We welcome Maima Koro to the APLN network. Manpreet Sethi elaborates on how Asia-Pacific nations view the evolving US-China relationship.
September 2024 in Review at APLN
Our monthly roundup of APLN news and activities in September 2024.
Urgent Tasks for Nuclear Disarmament
Nobuyasu Abe explores the progress made toward nuclear disarmament over the past 30 years, and Ruhee Neog examines international legal obligations prohibiting attacks on nuclear facilities.
What the Asia-Pacific wants from the US and China
We welcome Mitsuru Kitano and Michiru Nishida as our newest APLN network members. We release a major research report from the Asia Dialogue on China-US relations project.
Should New Zealand Join AUKUS Pillar II?
This week at APLN, Angela Woodward analyses what joining AUKUS Pillar II would mean for New Zealand. We also revisit Nobuyasu Abe's article on Japan's stance on AUKUS.
Implications of the Evolving US Nuclear Strategy
Jina Kim discusses the regional implications of recent changes to US nuclear strategy. We share details about our upcoming webinar on how the US and ASEAN can better promote regional stability.