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After the Checklist: Southeast Asia’s next step on cyber norms is accountability
COMMENTARIES

After the Checklist: Southeast Asia’s next step on cyber norms is accountability

3 Aug 2026Gatra PRIYANDITA

Gatra Priyandita assesses ASEAN’s evolving cyber governance framework, arguing that while the region has laid the foundations for cyber norms, it has yet to develop the collective attribution ...

July 2026 in Review at APLN
WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS

July 2026 in Review at APLN

31 Jul 2026APLN

Our monthly roundup of APLN news and activities in July 2026.

Managing First-Strike Pressures, the Nuclear Taboo, and Proliferation Risks in Northeast ...
MANAGING FIRST-STRIKE PRESSURES, THE NUCLEAR TABOO, AND PROLIFERATION RISKS IN NORTHEAST ASIA

Managing First-Strike Pressures, the Nuclear Taboo, and Proliferation Risks in Northeast ...

30 Jul 2026APLN

A project between APLN and the Toda Peace Institute examining regional threat perceptions, sources of first-strike pressure, and pathways to strengthen the nuclear taboo.

South China Sea Tensions: Insights from the Region
WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS

South China Sea Tensions: Insights from the Region

27 Jul 2026APLN

Explore how experts from Japan and the Philippines assess the dispute and the risks of escalation.

APLN Members Join Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on AI and Nuclear War
MEMBER ACTIVITIES

APLN Members Join Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on AI and Nuclear War

22 Jul 2026Manpreet SETHI, Tong ZHAO, Melissa PARKE and SUZUKI Tatsujiro

GLOBAL NOBEL LAUREATES ASSEMBLY - APLN members Manpreet Sethi, Melissa Parke, Tong Zhao, and Tatsujiro Suzuki joined global discussions on artificial intelligence, nuclear risk, and disarmament.

The Japan Times Highlights APLN Policy Brief on Southeast Asian Agency
MEDIA MENTIONS

The Japan Times Highlights APLN Policy Brief on Southeast Asian Agency

21 Jul 2026Prashanth PARAMESWARAN

The Japan Times cites an APLN policy brief by Prashanth Parameswaran in a commentary on Southeast Asian agency, multialignment, and the region’s response to a changing international order.

China's Vision for Regional Security
WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS

China's Vision for Regional Security

20 Jul 2026APLN

Jiang Tianjiao explores how China is leveraging the SCO and BRICS to reshape regional governance.

Interview with Melissa Parke (ICAN) on AI, nuclear weapons and why deterrence is failing
MEMBER ACTIVITIES

Interview with Melissa Parke (ICAN) on AI, nuclear weapons and why deterrence is failing

15 Jul 2026Melissa PARKE

VATICAN NEWS - APLN member Melissa Parke spoke on the sidelines of the Global Nobel Laureates Assembly on Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear War.

PM Modi’s Outreach To South Pacific
MEMBER ACTIVITIES

PM Modi’s Outreach To South Pacific

15 Jul 2026Rajaram PANDA

EURASIA REVIEW - APLN member Rajaram Panda co-wrote a commentary with Upasha Kumari on Indian Prime Minister Modi’s recent visit to the South Pacific.

Chinese Scholar Maps Beijing's Strategic Vision for SCO and BRICS as Pillars of Asian ...
PRESS RELEASES

Chinese Scholar Maps Beijing's Strategic Vision for SCO and BRICS as Pillars of Asian ...

15 Jul 2026APLN

Tianjiao Jiang examines how China uses the SCO and BRICS to advance its vision of regional security.

The Role of SCO and BRICS in Asian Stability from the Chinese Perspective
SPECIAL REPORTS

The Role of SCO and BRICS in Asian Stability from the Chinese Perspective

15 Jul 2026JIANG Tianjiao

Tianjiao Jiang examines how China is leveraging the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and BRICS to reshape regional governance.

The Role of SCO and BRICS in Asian Stability from the Chinese Perspective
ASIA DIALOGUE ON CHINA-US RELATIONS

The Role of SCO and BRICS in Asian Stability from the Chinese Perspective

15 Jul 2026JIANG Tianjiao

Tianjiao Jiang examines how China uses the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and BRICS to reshape regional governance.

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