South Asia

    Non-NPT Nuclear-Armed States and the NPT: Closing the Gap
    POLICY BRIEFS

    Non-NPT Nuclear-Armed States and the NPT: Closing the Gap

    11 Jan 2018 | APLN

    APLN member Sadia Tasleem examines the status of the four non-NPT nuclear-armed states -- India, Pakistan, DPRK and Israel -- vis-à-vis the three core objectives of the NPT.

    The Nuclear Gyre in South Asia and Beyond
    POLICY BRIEFS

    The Nuclear Gyre in South Asia and Beyond

    7 Feb 2017 | Sumit GANGULY

    Both the Sino-Indian rivalry and the Indo-Pakistani rivalry have potentially destabilizing effects for South and East Asia. The impasse in all three states continues to expand.

    Asia–Pacific Strategic Nuclear Policy Dialogues 1: The United States and Its Allies
    POLICY BRIEFS

    Asia–Pacific Strategic Nuclear Policy Dialogues 1: The United States and Its Allies

    25 Jan 2017 | David SANTORO

    Although dialogue is strong between the US and Asia, there is much to be desired between the Asia-Pacific's nuclear-armed states themselves. A two-part review by David Santoro.

    South Asia and China Regional Meeting 2017
    EVENT REPORTS

    South Asia and China Regional Meeting 2017

    19 Jan 2017 | APLN

    APLN members from South Asia and China convened in New Delhi to review global nuclear threats and regional challenges posed by the nuclear deterrence triad between China, India and Pakistan.

    South Asia and China Regional Meeting 2017
    EVENT REPORTS

    South Asia and China Regional Meeting 2017

    19 Jan 2017 | APLN

    APLN members from South Asia and China met in New Delhi to review global nuclear threats and the regional challenge posed by the nuclear deterrence triad between China, India and Pakistan.

    Jakarta Declaration on Nuclear Weapons
    STATEMENTS

    Jakarta Declaration on Nuclear Weapons

    4 Sep 2014 | APLN

    The Jakarta Declaration on Nuclear Weapons calls for immediate, realistically achievable confidence-building steps towards disarmament by each of the nuclear-armed states in the region.

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