Michael Hamel-Green, Austral Policy Forum 09-7A, 16 March 2009
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Australia – Republic of Korea: New Security Arrangements
Richard Broinowski, Austral Policy Forum 09-6A, 13 March 2009
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, March 12, 2009
- AFP team to help train Afghans
- As U.S. weighs Taliban negotiations, Afghans are already talking
- Afghanistan: Damning report on intelligence co-operation
- Afghanistan: The risk of terror attack is exaggerated
- Afghanistan: The imperial unconscious
- Rudd’s $35bn folly should be torpedoed
- Korea, Australia forge security pact
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, March 5, 2009
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, March 2, 2009
- Japan’s Nuclear Sector Takes Uranium Stake
- Secret Talks With Taliban Under Way
- Diggers of Chora Defying the Danger
- Afghanistan Insurgency Will Never be Defeated: Canadian PM
- Aceh on a Knife’s Edge, Sidney Jones
- Half of Super Hornets Shipment to be Made Electronic Warfare Ready
- Economic Lifeline Cast to Indonesia
- PNG Govt Wants to Boost Australian Police Numbers in Hotspots
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, February 26, 2009
- No Western-Style Democracy in Afghanistan: Angus Houston
- China Breaks Its Silence On Afghanistan
- Global Crunch Could Scuttle Sale of Submarine Builder ASC
- David Irvine Appointed Head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO)
- Worst Drought in Half-Century Shrivels the Wheat Belt of China
Nuclear Safeguards: some Canadian questions about Australian policy
Richard Leaver, Austral Policy Forum 09-5A, 23 February 2009
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, February 23, 2009
- Jobs Boost From New $15b Submarine Fleet
- ADF Prioritises Anti-Rocket Radar System
- NATO Allies Reluctant to Increase Afghan Presence
- Obama Upholds Detainee Policy in Afghanistan
- Pyongyang Needs a Good Neighbour
- Gareth Evans: The State Of Nuclear Non-Proliferation
- A Strange Tale of Two Diplomats
- Defending the Home Front is Top Priority
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, February 19, 2009
- Australia Offers More Help, Military Training To Pakistan
- Is the U.S. Repeating Soviet Mistakes in Afghanistan?
- Secrecy and Denial as Pakistan Lets CIA Use Airbase to Strike Militants
- Afghan Militia Gears Up to Fight the Taliban
- The UN’s Lame Security Review for Timor-Leste
- Australia, Indonesia Discuss Free Trade
Policy Forum 09-012: The Somalia Multilateral Anti- Piracy Approach: Some Caveats
Mark J. Valencia, Visiting Senior Fellow at the Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA), and Nazery Khalid, Senior Fellow at MIMA, write, “Rather than extend the Somali intervention ‘lessons’ to Southeast Asia, the international community should extend to the GOA and Somalian waters the lessons from Southeast Asia, i.e. assistance to enhance political and social stability, economic development, and anti-piracy technology and training with the goal of indigenous control of the anti-piracy response.”