Last to escape, first to disarm? Three scenarios of peace and war on the Korean Peninsula Published: 4 September 2018 Outlook In 2018, political relations on the Korean peninsula are in flux to an unprecedented degree. Taking note of the unclear situation, this article deliberately engages in speculation and develops three scenarios for the region. By Ulrich Kühn
Hope for the Middle East WMD Free Zone amidst a Failed NPT Review Conference? Published: 27 May 2015 How will the failure of the 2015 NPT Review Conference affect the goal of the weapons of mass destruction free zone in the Middle East? An Essay by Tiara Shaya. By Tiara Shaya
On working for a nuclear weapons free world within a NATO country - and overcoming other frustrations Published: 20 May 2015 How can trust be built when 16.000 weapons of mass-destructions are faced to each other? Anda Serban is the Coordinator of ICAN Romania and reflects on her experiences with lobbying. By Anda Serban
Reflections after a Week of Campaigning for a Ban on Nuclear Weapons at the UN Published: 19 May 2015 Nuclear disarmament has long been a distant issue in the life of Philippinean peace advocator Loreta Castro. Over the last two years of involvement she began to see it as an urgent imperative. By Loreta Castro
Indonesia and the humanitarian initiative Published: 19 May 2015 Unfortunately, no significant progress has been made with regards to Indonesian endorsement to the Austrian Pledge by the time the 2015 NPT Review Conference takes place. The attitude of the government remains a serious challenge for the civil society. By Muhadi Sugiono
Engaging North Korea and promoting disarmament and non-proliferation in Northeast Asia Published: 21 October 2013 The US and its allies have engaged in efforts to stop North Korean nuclear program at least three times, every time ending up with a sense of betrayal. Now, it has become clear that North Korea did not really have the intention to abandon its nuclear program. By Nobuyasu Abe