Strategic Rivalry and Risk Reduction in East Asia
The APLN addresses nuclear and military competition in countries across East Asia and beyond including China, Japan, DPRK, ROK, the US, Mongolia and Taiwan.
POLICY BRIEFSFrom Principle to Practice: Using the Global Security Initiative and The Kunming Forum to ...
C Uday Bhaskar suggests that China's GSI offers a framework to bridge the gap between its growing nuclear capabilities and its role in global nuclear governance.
SPECIAL REPORTSThe Role of SCO and BRICS in Asian Stability from the Chinese Perspective
Tianjiao Jiang examines how China is leveraging the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and BRICS to reshape regional governance.
SPECIAL REPORTSUS Policy towards Southeast Asia under the Trump Administration
Piper Campbell assesses the trajectory of US-Southeast Asia relations against the backdrop of evolving US-China geopolitical competition.
POLICY BRIEFSMilitary Exercises and Security Multialignment in Asia amid US-China Competition
Prashanth Parameswaran assesses the accelerating proliferation of military exercises in Asia, driven by intensifying US–China strategic competition.
SPECIAL REPORTSBeyond Collective Balancing: A Typology of Asian Minilaterals and US Strategic ...
Kelly Grieco observes that US expectations for Asian minilaterals are increasingly disconnected from regional realities.
APLN MEMBERSHIP SURVEYAPLN Membership Survey: Cyberattacks on NC3 is the greatest emerging threat
APLN's first Membership Survey finds great concern about cyber attacks on nuclear command and control infrastructure.