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Advancing Nuclear Fail-Safe in the Asia-Pacific

Advancing Nuclear Fail-Safe in the Asia-Pacific

APLN has worked with partners in the Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the United States to highlight the benefits of independent, internal “fail-safe” reviews in nuclear-armed states. Fail-safe reviews are aimed at strengthening safeguards to prevent unauthorized, inadvertent, or mistaken use of a nuclear weapon, including through false warning of an attack. These reviews would be effective unilateral nuclear risk-reduction steps, not requiring any negotiation, treaty, or verification.
Advancing Nuclear Fail-Safe in the Asia-Pacific
21 Oct 2024 Innocentia ATCHAYA
Kristy Tsun-Tzu Hsu writes on the evolving cross-strait relations under the Lai Ching-Te administration, examining how Taiwan’s political landscape and public opinion are shaping the island’s future amid rising tensions with China.
Advancing Nuclear Fail-Safe in the Asia-Pacific
07 Sep 2023 Eunjung LIM and Innocentia ATCHAYA
Gabriela Bernal identifies the conflicts of interest between the stakeholders on the Korean Peninsula that prevent them from pursuing a peace agreement.
Advancing Nuclear Fail-Safe in the Asia-Pacific
20 Jul 2023 Jina KIM and Jiyoung KO
Dr Collin Koh’s report surveys the effectiveness of multilateral CSBMs in the Southeast Asian maritime domain.
Advancing Nuclear Fail-Safe in the Asia-Pacific
04 Apr 2022 Eunjung LIM
Dmitry Stefanovich, Research Fellow at the Center for International Security, introduces the concept of Risk Reduction Measures and explains why they are required.