Weekly Newsletters
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The G20 Summit Is Over. What Now?
This week, Natalie Sambhi shares how Indonesia's attitude toward AUKUS is changing, and we share a collection of our network members' analysis on the G20 summit.
What’s Holding Up the Korean Peace Process?
Gabriela Bernal shares how countries can move past their differences to pursue peace on the Korean Peninsula; we publish a video on understanding nuclear justice initiatives in the Pacific Islands.
My Home, Your Nuclear Playground
In honor of the International Day Against Nuclear Tests, we share a video by Bedi Racule on the legacy of nuclear testing in Bikini Atoll.
What Camp David Means for the Asia-Pacific
Patrick Kaiku writes on how to achieve nuclear justice for the Marshall Islands in an age of geopolitical competition, and regional experts share their views on the trilateral summit at Camp David.
How Education Can Save Us From Nuclear Devastation
Manpreet Sethi makes the case for nuclear education, and we revisit APLN's publications examining the consequences of nuclear use and WMD risks in the Asia-Pacific.
APLN Marks the Anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Marianne Hanson argues that the NPT cannot survive on old merits. We welcome four new members to the APLN senior network, and Sujata Mehta and Shen Dingli join APLN's International Advisory Board.
APLN Secures New Grant for Pacific Islands Project
We published a special report by Maima Koro on the ethical dilemmas of geopolitics in the Pacific from our project "Voices from the Pacific Islands", and we secured a new grant for this project.
How to Make the Most of the NPT PrepCom
Manpreet Sethi provides recommendations for the upcoming PrepCom, Lami Kim writes about China's nuclear weapons build-up and its implications for Northeast Asian security.
How to Prevent Conflict in the South China Sea
Collin Koh analyses the effectiveness of maritime confidence building and security measures in SEA. Feroz Hassan Khan highlights the importance of maintaining international norms against nuclear ...
The Risk of Incidents at Sea in the Asia-Pacific
We welcome Frank O’Donnell as a new Senior Research Adviser, and Bec Strating publishes the first report in our new project on preventing maritime incidents and escalation in the Asia-Pacific.