The Austral Peace and Security Network (APSNet) Semi-Weekly Bulletin covered critical national and regional security issues, broadly understood, in Australia and the surrounding region. Archives from 2005 until 2010.
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APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 4, 2010
- Australian forces kill Taliban commander
- Taliban receive stolen supplies
- Slash cash for arms, says ex-Army chief
- PNG Cabinet Minister wants Australian prisons chief to cut corruption
- The region we must not ignore
- Australia to take 900pc more refugees from Indonesia
- Indonesia: The deepening impasse in Papua
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, July 21, 2010
- Running up the white flag on foreign affairs
- Switch off the autopilot in the Pacific
- Time to practise what we preach on human rights
- Leaders fail to make case for Afghan mission
- Leaders renew vows of support for Afghanistan
- Pakistan weighs in over asylum seekers
- Trouble for the chief after PNG judgment leaves loyalties out for taking
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, July 14, 2010
- East Timor priority over Nauru for asylum-seeker processing centre: Stephen Smith
- Asylum-seeker linked to al-Qa’ida
- Dictator link to mobile carrier
- Chinese company cleared to buy into Woomera project
- Gillard standing firm on Afghan war after soldier’s death
- Elections in doubt, says Fiji leader
- Killings by ‘rogue’ soldier another setback for Afghanistan policy
- Papuans seek referendum from Jakarta
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, July 7, 2010
- Gillard runs risk of destabilising already fragile neighbour
- Preparing for Gillard’s world
- Fire-prone tanks were known risk
- China fears overlook the drive for harmony
- British troops to withdraw from Sangin in Afghanistan
- Audit of Afghan troops dismissed
- US cuts Afghan aid in corruption probe
- Indonesia: The Dark Side of Jama’ah Ansharut Tauhid (JAT)
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, July 1, 2010
- Kiwis reject call for Anzac mission in Afghanistan
- Former ambassadors question silence on the ‘excesses’ of Israel
- Diggers cleared of shooting Afghan police
- Navy capability review 2010
- Nuclear proliferation in South Asia: the power of nightmares
- Deception and denials in Myanmar
- Report faults U.S. for being too optimistic about Afghan security capabilities
- Petraeus pledges look at strikes in Afghanistan
- RI poised to buy US fighters, cargo jets
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, June 28, 2010
- Amid all the change, foreign policy a constant
- PM looks to a regional response to stem the flow of boats
- Combet fillip to defence contractors
- How much is enough? The disclosure of defence capability planning information
- Africa still excites Australian miners
- Australia’s strategic little dots
- Pakistan’s Plan on Afghan Peace Leaves U.S. Wary
- Afghanistan war: top three challenges facing General Petraeus
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, June 24, 2010
- Faulkner spooked to rethink exit timing
- Obama shows McChrystal who’s in command
- US to lead diggers in Afghanistan’s Oruzgan province
- RAAF capability review 2010
- SMEs ‘must join global defence chain’
- Papua’s separatist fires burn bright
- Hail to the whistleblowers
- New aid strategy to help East Timor
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, June 21, 2010
- SAS troops rout insurgent group
- Deciding to go to war should not be left to the PM
- Army capability review 2010
- Afghanistan, and the world’s resource war
- Realism in Afghanistan: rethinking an uncertain case for the war
- Papuans march to call for end to the Indonesian province’s special autonomy status
- Fugitive to leak secret airstrike video
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, June 10, 2010
- Leave Afghanistan before more die
- Australian officials to help reintegrate Afghan deportees
- Steroid-abusing Australian soldiers sent home in disgrace
- Bribery charges eyed
- [Malaysia] Nuclear power plant will cost US$2.5-US$4 billion
- [East Timor] Withdrawal of aid forces winning project to fold