Nuclear Security
Renewed Call to End the War in Ukraine
100 senior political, diplomatic, military, and expert figures from across the Asia-Pacific region have joined with APLN to call for an immediate end to the war in Ukraine.
APLN Joint Project on Nuclear Weapon Use Risk Reduction
APLN's extensive research project on nuclear use cases in Northeast Asia in collaboration with the Nautilus Institute, RECNA, and the PSNA.
Revisiting Reprocessing in South Korea
Joel Petersson Ivre, policy fellow at APLN, offers recommendations to the incoming South Korean government on nuclear policy.
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[KOR] North Korea on the ‘Day of the Sun’ -- Possibility of Nuclear Measures or ICBMS
DAUM NEWS - APLN Vice Chair Moon Chung-in writes: there is a high possibility of an armed demonstration by the DPRK on the occasion of the 110th anniversary of the 'Day of the Sun.'
The War in Ukraine and its Implications for our Nuclear Future
APLN board member Manpreet Sethi will speak on a panel of experts hosted by the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists to address questions about nuclear risk in light of the war in Ukraine.
Nuclear Disarmament and Human Security
PNND - APLN members Moon Chung-in, Manpreet Sethi and Abdul Hameed Nayyar will be speaking at a webinar on Nuclear Disarmament and Human Security.
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[WMD] Nuclear-Capable Missiles
Nick Hansen offers a primer on nuclear missile delivery systems deployed and under development in the US, Russia, China, India, Pakistan, and DPRK.
Hiroshima Round Table 2021 Public Webinar
HOPe - The Hiroshima Round Table invites the world's most prominent scholars and researchers in the nuclear/security spheres to advocate on nuclear disarmament and arms control in East Asia.
Combining Approaches to Nuclear Disarmament
In light of the 2022 Review Conference to be held, Michiru Nishida outlines how the normative and step-by-step approaches to nuclear disarmament can be combined to achieve global denuclearization.