Research Center for Nuclear Weapons Abolition

As we already posted, RECNA will interview five prominent experts on nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation who will participate in 2019 Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference on Mach 11 & 12. (Facebook Live)

Here is the updated interview schedule, so please see it.
 

■Interview Schedule ■

■Dr. Harald Müller
    (Former Director of Peace Research Institute Frankfurt)
    10:30 AM- 11:00 AM (EST in the US) on March 11 (Monday)

【CHANGED】
■Dr. George Perkovich
    (Vice President for studies at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)
    15 minutes between 8:15 AM- 9:30 AM (EST in the US) on March 12 (Tuesday)

【NEW】
■Dr. Jeffrey Lewis
    (Director of East Asia Nonproliferation Program, James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey)
    1:45 PM- 2:15 PM (EST in the US) on March 12 (Tuesday)

■Dr. Li Bin
    (Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)
    3:15 PM- 3:45 PM (EST in the US) on March 12 (Tuesday)

【CHANGED】
■Prof. Igor Ivanov
    (Former Foreign Minister of Russian Federation)
    5:00 PM- 5:30 PM (EST in the US) on March 12 (Tuesday)

■ Streaming ■

Please access RECNA’s Facebook page. 20~30 minutes interviews will be streamed. Even after the interview, you can still watch the videos on RECNA’s Facebook page.
 

RECNA, Research Center for Nuclear Weapons Abolition, Nagasaki University, will interview five prominent experts on nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation who will participate in 2019 Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference on Mach 11 & 12. Please see the interview schedule below and access RECNA’s Facebook page.
 

■Interview Schedule ■

■Dr. George Perkovich
    (Vice President for studies at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)
    8:20 AM- 8:45 AM (EST in the US) on March 11 (Monday)

■Dr. Harald Müller (Former Director of Peace Research Institute Frankfurt)
    10:30 AM- 11:00 AM (EST in the US) on March 11 (Monday)

■Prof. Igor Ivanov (Former Foreign Minister of Russian Federation)
    5:00 PM- 5:30 PM (EST in the US) on March 11 (Monday)

■Dr. Li Bin (Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)
    3:15 PM- 3:45 PM (EST in the US) on March 12 (Tuesday)

■One more expert is TBD.
    We will post the fixed information on RECNA’s Facebook page.
 

■ Streaming ■

Please access RECNA’s Facebook page. 20~30 minutes interviews will be streamed. Even after the interview, you can still watch the videos on RECNA’s Facebook page.
 

Under the request from Panel on Peace and Security of Northeast Asia (PSNA), three Special Essays on US-DPRK Summit in Hanoi were published. They are now available on our PSNA website. Please see them from the Links below.

“Kim–Trump summitry: Neither breakthrough nor breakdown”    by Ramesh Thakur
    ・Profile of Dr. Ramesh Thakur

“After the 2nd US-DPRK Summit in Hanoi, Vietnam: Sustain the Inter-Korean Momentum”    by Mark Byung-Moon Suh and Elisabeth Imi Suh
    ・Profile of Dr. Mark Byung-Moon Suh
    ・Profile of Ms. Elisabeth Imi Suh

“Applying diplomacy for the common good”    by Shen Dingli
    ・Profile of Dr. Shen Dingli

    ・About PSNA (Panel on Peace and Security of Northeast Asia)
 

See also:

“The North Korea–United States summit and possibilities for new security-oriented thinking”    by Kyoji Yanagisawa

“WHAT TO LOOK FOR AT THE HANOI SUMMIT”    by Leon V. Sigal
    ・Profile of Dr. Leon V. Sigal
 

Dr. Leon V. Sigal, Director of Northeast Asia Cooperative Security Project, Social Science Research Council (USA), contributed his special essay on upcoming US-DPRK Summit in Hanoi from February 27, 2019, under the request from Panel on Peace and Security of Northeast Asia (PSNA). It is now available on our PSNA website. Please see it from the link below.

“WHAT TO LOOK FOR AT THE HANOI SUMMIT” by Leon V. Sigal

・Profile of Dr. Leon V. Sigal
・About PSNA (Panel on Peace and Security of Northeast Asia)
 

“Global list of nuclear warheads” for fiscal 2018 with details on individual nations was released.

>> “Global list of nuclear warheads” for fiscal 2018 (Latest version)