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[KOR] South Korea Should Prepare for the Worst
WEEKLY KYUNGHYANG - APLN Vice Chair Moon Chung-in highlights that the situation between Israel and Hamas bears an uncanny resemblance to the situation in Korea.
A Consequence-based Approach Is Needed for Space Security
THE DIPLOMAT - APLN member Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan writes for the Diplomat on the need for a consequence-based approach for addressing space security threats.
Learning from South Asia’s Nuclearization: Lessons for South Korea
SOUTH ASIAN VOICES - APLN member Rabia Akhtar discusses what South Korea can learn from South Asia's experience of nuclearization.
Finishing Off Hamas a Daunting Task
THE TRIBUNE - APLN member Shyam Saran writes for the Tribune on the Israel-Hamas war and its impact on regional politics.
Lessons for Korea in the Tragedy in Israel
HANKYOREH - APLN Vice Chair Moon Chung-in emphasises that the South Korean government should move beyond its insistence on 'achieving peace through strength'.
Israel, Palestine at a Crossroads
THE TRIBUNE - APLN member C. Uday Bhaskar writes on the Hamas attack on Israel and argues that ruthless vengeance cannot be a substitute for a pragmatic and ethical long-term policy.
How Should Japan Consolidate the Credibility of Extended Deterrence?
JIIA - APLN member Nobumasa Akiyama writes on how Japan, along with the US and other partners, should strengthen the credibility of extended deterrence.
The Global South: A new North Star
THE STRAITS TIMES - APLN member Kishore Mahbubani writes for the Straits Times on the rise of Global South.
Active Diplomacy Among Leaders in Autumn
ARIRANG NEWS - APLN member Eunjung Lim had a discussion on the upcoming diplomatic events with Professor Kim Jae-cheon of Seogang University.
India’s Expanding Global Influence Has Limited Reach in ASEAN
FULCRUM - APLN member Hoang Thi Ha argues that India is seizing strategic opportunities to emerge as a new global power, but its influence in Southeast Asia has not yet been strongly perceived.