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APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 23, 2009

1. Australian troops using hard drugs in Afghanistan, Iraq
   
2. Island nations key to Security Council bid
3. Share asylum burden, Indonesians plead
   
4. [Sri Lanka] Tamil civilians to go free
   
5. Indonesia’s gecko-gate
6. [Pakistan] Zardari in the Crosshairs
   
7. Afghan Militias Battle Taliban With Aid of U.S.
8. [Afghanistan] Karzai ‘would fall in weeks’ if Nato pulls out
9. [Japan] Document proves nuke pact negotiations

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 19, 2009

1. [Indonesia] Minister spurns PM’s region idea
   
2. Australia expected to resettle asylum seekers
   
3. Nato chief promises Afghanistan will get ‘substantially more forces’
   
4. British army tells soldiers to bribe Taliban
5. Concern mounts as US bears costs of Afghan war while China reaps the profits
6. Indian uranium sales a ‘lost chance’ for Australia
7. Pakistani Military Takes Taliban Strongholds; Maulana Fazlullah Surfaces in Afghanistan
8. [Solomon Islands] Aust denies involvement in Iranian funding saga

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 16, 2009

1. G2 a new world order
2. Summit set to fail on climate deal
3. [Afghanistan] Combat support essential, Rudd tells Dutch
4. Nato taskforce to form ‘Afghan FBI’ and root out high-level corruption
5. Strong statement starts effort to mend Indian relationship
6. Australian boat used in asylum seeker shooting
7. CIA bankroll of Pakistan spies revealed

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 12, 2009

1. NZ snubs Rudd on asylum seekers
   
2. Obama warns Afghan commitment ‘not open-ended’
   
3. Japan pledges $5 billion in new Afghan aid
4. Britain signals Afghan exit plan
5. Obama’s journey tells Pacific region ‘US is back’
6. Israel wants answers from Solomon Islands over UN vote

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 9, 2009

1. Election rhetoric comes home to roost
2. Australia’s basing its $87m secret on sensitive absurdity
3. Smith heads to Sri Lanka for urgent talks on asylum seekers
4. Replacement of Indonesia’s military chiefs a ‘routine’ affair
5. [Indonesia] Military against Australia’s push for joint naval patrols
   
6. No more troops, Faulkner tells US
7. Defending the Arsenal: In an unstable Pakistan, can nuclear warheads be kept safe?
   
8. Handle with care: private security companies in Timor-Leste

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 5, 2009

1. ASIO admits threat of internet spying
2. Australia to combine four Mideast bases
   
3. [Fiji] Tit-for-tat diplomacy no solution
4. Rudd urges Jakarta to honour deal to process Oceanic Viking asylum-seekers
5. How an alleged war criminal in East Timor escaped justice
6. Karzai vows ‘inclusive’ government
7. Meet Afghanistan’s model police force: inexperience, drugs and double agents
8. Seoul to resend troops to Afghanistan

The Australia-France Defence Co-operation Agreement: Implications for France in the South Pacific

Nic Maclellan, Austral Policy Forum 09-19A, 2 November 2009

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 2, 2009

1. Next-generation subs to cost $36bn
   
2. More blood sure to spill
   
3. Indonesian President’s Reform Credentials at Risk
4. Deep inside Indonesia’s kill zone
   
5. Hamid Karzai’s rival, Abdullah Abdullah, pulls out of poll
6. Afghan plan under wraps until after fact-finding trip
7. NATO forces turn to warlords
   
8. Eliminating nuclear weapons: Australia’s role

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 29, 2009

1. Trouble in the ASEAN talking-shop
2. Real China tensions need telling
3. PM push ‘hurts’ relationships
4. Clinton Arrival in Pakistan Met by Fatal Attacks
5. Asian powers urge Afghan commitment
6. Taliban take over Afghan province
7. Indonesian government says oil from Australian spill has polluted parts of Timor sea
8. Iraq flags desire to resume nuclear power

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 26, 2009

1. Kevin Rudd’s vision for Asia-Pacific community evolves
2. Indonesia immigration plan to cost Australia $50m
3. Indonesian President Yudhoyono’s second term cabinet
4. No ADF plans to lead Afghan operations: Smith
5. Low-tech attacks taking high toll on troops
6. When innocent Afghans die
7. Crunch time for fighters