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At Munich Security Conference, Disarmament Advocates Urge Measures to Prevent Accidental ...
Joint Statement Urges Nuclear-Armed States to Address Growing Risks from AI, Cyber Threats, and Geopolitical Tensions Read the statement Nuclear-armed states must strengthen safeguards against ...
Group Statement: Supporting Nuclear Fail-safe
75 senior figures from across the globe call on all nuclear-armed states to strengthen safeguards against the accidental, mistaken, or unauthorised use of nuclear weapons.
Escalation Dynamics Under the Nuclear Shadow—India’s Approach
Rakesh Sood examines how India and Pakistan have perceived and responded to each other’s nuclear signalling across multiple crises.
From Crisis Termination to Crisis Prevention in South Asia
Nuclear crises in South Asia, Japan's South China Sea strategy, plus a new internship opportunity.
Research & Communications Intern - Job Advert
The Asia-Pacific Leadership Network is now accepting applications for Research & Communications Intern.
A Quarter Century of Nuclear South Asia: Nuclear Noise, Signalling, and the Risk of ...
Moeed Yusuf and Rizwan Zeb examine the trilateral dynamic in five South Asian nuclear crises whereby the United States played a mediatory role leading to crisis termination.
January 2026 in Review at APLN
Our monthly roundup of APLN news and activities in January 2026.
Mayday, Mayday: It’s 85 Seconds to Midnight
Manpreet Sethi highlights that the Doomsday Clock’s move to 85 seconds to midnight signals an unprecedented level of existential risk.
New Research Vertical: Disruptive Tech and Nuclear Risks
We launched a new research vertical on Disruptive Technologies and Nuclear Risks, beginning with a policy brief by Manpreet Sethi.
‘All Options Are on the Table’: Assessing the International Legality of Nuclear Threats
Monique Cormier and Anna Hood canvas a range of international instruments that prohibit nuclear threats and sought to explore the extent to which they apply to threats to use nuclear weapons that ...
How Artificial Intelligence Impacts Deterrence Stability: A Realistic Assessment
Manpreet Sethi examines how AI applications in the military domain could undermine the stability of nuclear deterrence and increase the risk of inadvertent escalation.