In Pursuit of Nuclear-Powered Submarines: Australia, South Korea, And Japan
MARITIME INCIDENTS AND ESCALATION IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC

In Pursuit of Nuclear-Powered Submarines: Australia, South Korea, And Japan

15 Sep 2026 | Jamie KWONG

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 stewardship of the capability would look like.

Projects

Australia’s Anti-Submarine Warfare Capability in the 2030s
MARITIME INCIDENTS AND ESCALATION IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC

Australia’s Anti-Submarine Warfare Capability in the 2030s

15 Sep 2026 | Jennifer PARKER

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.

Analysis

A Proposed Indian Nuclear Risk Reduction Mechanism
POLICY BRIEFS

A Proposed Indian Nuclear Risk Reduction Mechanism

14 Sep 2026 | Sanjay MAHINDRU

Sanjay Mahindru examines the necessity and possible shape of a Nuclear Risk Reduction Review mechanism in the context of India’s nuclear weapons ecosystem.

Analysis

From Principle to Practice: Using the Global Security Initiative and The Kunming Forum to ...
POLICY BRIEFS

From Principle to Practice: Using the Global Security Initiative and The Kunming Forum to ...

11 Sep 2026 | C Uday BHASKAR

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 ...

Analysis

Funding Crisis Leaves UN Nuclear Watchdog Begging for Resources
THE KOREA TIMES COLUMN

Funding Crisis Leaves UN Nuclear Watchdog Begging for Resources

9 Sep 2026 | John CARLSON and John TILEMANN

John Carlson and John Tilemann call for IAEA member states to ensure full and timely funding, particularly from its largest contributors.

Analysis

Building Nuclear Cyber Resilience in the Asia-Pacific
COMMENTARIES

Building Nuclear Cyber Resilience in the Asia-Pacific

13 Aug 2026 | Ali ALKIS

Ali Alkis argues that governments across the Asia-Pacific need to ensure that nuclear facilities can continue to operate safely and respond effectively to cyber disruptions.

Analysis

Nuclear Safeguards Must Be Strengthened, Not Compromised
THE KOREA TIMES COLUMN

Nuclear Safeguards Must Be Strengthened, Not Compromised

5 Aug 2026 | John CARLSON

John Carlson argues that the US–Saudi nuclear agreement weakens global nonproliferation efforts and calls on countries to strengthen international nuclear safeguards.

Member Activities

    Nuclear Weapons Law Online Course Available Now
    MEMBER ACTIVITIES

    Nuclear Weapons Law Online Course Available Now

    14 Sep 2026 | Gareth EVANS and Peter HAYES

    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.

    Ok, Doomer! podcast: Avoiding accidental armageddon
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    Ok, Doomer! podcast: Avoiding accidental armageddon

    21 Aug 2026 | Joel PETERSSON-IVRE

    ELN - APLN Senior Policy Fellow Joel Petersson-Ivre was featured in the Ok, Doomer! podcast, where he discussed how nuclear fail-safe reviews can reduce the risk of nuclear use.

    Does the US deserve allies’ trust?
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    Does the US deserve allies’ trust?

    18 Aug 2026 | Chung-in MOON

    HANKYOREH - APLN Vice Chair Chung-in Moon called for greater US credibility through preventive diplomacy and confidence-building measures.

    China’s New Nuclear Game: How India Should Play It
    MEMBER ACTIVITIES

    China’s New Nuclear Game: How India Should Play It

    13 Aug 2026 | Manpreet SETHI

    INDIA'S WORLD - APLN Senior Research Adviser Manpreet Sethi examined how the shift in Beijing’s deterrence strategy is steadily reshaping the regional landscape.

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