NPT

    Implications of the AUKUS Deal
    THE PULSE

    Implications of the AUKUS Deal

    22 Sep 2021 | APLN

    Senior APLN network members and experts assess the new US-Australia-UK deal offering a diversity of perspectives from across the Asia Pacific and beyond.

    Implications of the AUKUS Deal
    THE AUKUS DEAL

    Implications of the AUKUS Deal

    22 Sep 2021 | APLN

    Senior APLN network members and experts assess the new US-Australia-UK deal offering a diversity of perspectives from across the Asia Pacific and beyond.

    Book Review: Ukraine’s Nuclear Disarmament: A History
    MEMBER ACTIVITIES

    Book Review: Ukraine’s Nuclear Disarmament: A History

    20 Sep 2021 | John TILEMANN

    AIIA - APLN Senior Associate Fellow John Tilemann reviews "Ukraine’s Nuclear Disarmament: A History" by Yuri Kostenko, former minister for environment.

    NPT RevCon Rescheduled to 2022: Use the Time to Build Bridges
    MEMBER ACTIVITIES

    NPT RevCon Rescheduled to 2022: Use the Time to Build Bridges

    27 Aug 2021 | Manpreet SETHI

    IPCS - APLN member Manpreet Sethi looks at how the postponement could be used to generate positive momentum on the treaty’s core objectives.

    “A Nuclear War Cannot Be Won and Must Never be Fought”
    STATEMENTS

    “A Nuclear War Cannot Be Won and Must Never be Fought”

    6 Jul 2021 | APLN

    APLN released a joint statement with leadership groups to call on P5 states to jointly reaffirm that “a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought.”

    NPT's Midlife Crisis
    THE KOREA TIMES COLUMN

    NPT's Midlife Crisis

    16 Jun 2021 | Rakesh SOOD

    APLN member Rakesh Sood shares a candid evaluation of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) since it entered into force 50 years ago.

    Youth and Disarmament: Together for a Better Future
    THE KOREA TIMES COLUMN

    Youth and Disarmament: Together for a Better Future

    2 Jun 2021 | CHO Hyun

    South Korea's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Amb. Cho Hyun, calls on the next generation to take part in disarmament discussions.

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