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Australia’s Anti-Submarine Warfare Capability in the 2030s
Jennifer Parker argues that Australia's biggest anti-submarine warfare gaps are not the submarines, but the sensors, systems and specialists the debate has overlooked.
In Pursuit of Nuclear-Powered Submarines: Australia, South Korea, And Japan
Jamie Kwong analyses why states without nuclear weapons are seeking naval nuclear propulsion, whether they can legally and technically deliver it, what it will cost them, and what responsible ...
Nuclear Weapons Law Online Course Available Now
The online course on the diverse elements of laws governing armed conflict and the use of nuclear weapons is now available, featuring APLN members Gareth Evans and Peter Hayes as expert lecturers.
The IAEA Funding Crisis and Chinese Nuclear Risk Reduction
China's nuclear responsibility gap and the Global Security Initiative's untapped potential, plus the IAEA's deepening funding crisis.
A Proposed Indian Nuclear Risk Reduction Mechanism
Sanjay Mahindru examines the necessity and possible shape of a Nuclear Risk Reduction Review mechanism in the context of India’s nuclear weapons ecosystem.
From Principle to Practice: Using the Global Security Initiative and The Kunming Forum to ...
C Uday Bhaskar suggests that China's Global Security Initiative offers a framework to bridge the gap between its growing nuclear capabilities and its role in global nuclear governance, but its ...
Funding Crisis Leaves UN Nuclear Watchdog Begging for Resources
John Carlson and John Tilemann call for IAEA member states to ensure full and timely funding, particularly from its largest contributors.
Policy Fellow - Job Advert
The Asia-Pacific Leadership Network is now accepting applications for Policy Fellow.
How Asia-Pacific States Are Charting Their Own Course
Tanvi Kulkarni and Hree Samudra summarise key findings from the 4th Asia Dialogue on China-US relations.
August 2026 in Review at APLN
Our monthly roundup of APLN news and activities in August 2026.
Nuclear Sanity: Recognising and Restoring the Salience of International Law
Gareth Evans argues that it is imperative to educate policymakers and practitioners on how existing international law constrains the use of nuclear weapons.