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APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 16, 2008

1. Rudd Breaks Pledge on Iran
2. Defence Spending Caught in the Crossfire
3. Reversal of Fortune Leaves Kabul under Taliban’s Thumb
4. A Mad Scramble over Afghanistan
5. Report Predicts Chronic Food Shortage in E Timor
6. Mistrust Threatens a Hard-Won Peace
7. Rise of the Rest: The Challenges of the New World Order

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 13, 2008

1. Diggers Work in Afghanistan Vital: Smith
2. Fears of Unrest Swirl in Troubled East Timor
3. East Timor Prosecutor Blames President over Trial Delay
4. Wars without End
5. Water Fiasco Looms for POM Naval Base
6. PNG Govt Set to Toughen Gun Laws
7. US Controls Bird Flu Vaccines over Bioweapon Fears

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 9, 2008

1. Ex-envoy Counters Rudd on Arms Race
2. New U.S. Intelligence Report Warns ‘Victory’ Not Certain in Iraq
3. Fitzgibbon Echoes Frustrations over Afghanistan War
4. Modest Objectives in War on Terror
5. Germans Boost Afghan Role
6. High Court Dismisses Fiji Coup Case
7. Implications of Climate Change for Australian Fisheries and Aquaculture: A Preliminary Assessment

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 6, 2008

1. Losing Hearts and Minds in Afghanistan
2. War on Taliban Cannot be Won, says Army Chief
3. ASNO: Nuclear Watchdog Feels the Heat over Russia Deal
4. Military Losing Edge: Combet
5. The War on Terror: Seven Years On (Pt 2)
6. Rise of the Rest: The Challenges of the New World Order
7. PNG: Officers Back – But Not on the Beat

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 2, 2008

1. Defence White Paper to Decide Future of Patrol Boat
2. Diggers Nab another Taliban Insurgent
3. British Envoy Says Mission in Afghanistan Is Doomed, According to Leaked Memo
4. Japan Premier Aso Promises Terrorism Fight, Growth in UN Speech
5. Timor Police Tensions Worry Authorities
6. UN Told of Coup Cycle, Peacekeeping Link
7. Iraq: Is This a ‘Victory’?
8. US Senate Passes Indian Nuclear Deal
9. Balancing Competitive Demands: A Contribution to the 2008 Defence White Paper Community Consultation Process

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 29, 2008

1. Police Urged to Arrest East Timor Collaborator
2. Navy Has Right to Fire at Illegal Fishing Boats
3. Ambush in Papua: Lost in the Fog
4. Afghanistan Slips under a Blind Eye
5. Australia and the World: Public Opinion and Foreign Policy
6. Air Force May Have to Forgo Hopes for Joint Strike Fighter
7. Indonesia’s Statement at 63rd UN General Assembly

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 25, 2008

1. A second nuclear age
2. Indonesia: Survey sees progress in graft fight
3. U.N. Security Council Unanimously Approves Extension of NATO-Led Forces in Afghanistan
4. Gates cautions against rapid US buildup in Afghanistan
5. Projects group ‘should split from Defence’
6. Two Papuan asylum seekers return home
7. Study Of Satellite Imagery Casts Doubt On Surge’s Success In Baghdad

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 22, 2008

1. RI, Australia to Co-Produce Weaponry
2. Afghan Civilian Deaths: Joint Inquiry Ordered
3. Human Rights Watch Raises Renewed Concerns over Abuse by PNG Police
4. Foreign Troops Needed in East Timor for at Least another Year: PM
5. Afghanistan Opium: A Growing Concern
6. Pakistan: the New Frontline
7. Second Khushab Plutonium Production Reactor Nears Completion
8. Pacific Islands: Beyond Good Governance

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 18, 2008

1. Ties with Russia at turning point: Rudd
2. Base Deal in New Caledonia
3. Defence to Move to Countering Terror: Robert McClelland
4. When War Criminals Hide Out in the Open
5. Tomgram: Tariq Ali, Has the U.S. Invasion of Pakistan Begun?
6. NATO Tries To Reduce Afghan Casualties
7. Is It Really Too Dangerous To Downgrade The Terrorist Threat?

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 15, 2008

1. Santos Stuck in Mudflow Controversy
2. Outcry in Indonesia over Australian Treatment of Fishermen
3. $151m Planes a ‘Disaster’
4. Remote Australia on the Verge of a ‘Failed State’
5. Improving Development and Respecting Sovereignty: Australia and Papua New Guinea
6. Restraining Nuclear Arms in the Asian Century: an Agenda for Australia
7. Asia’s Arms No Cause for Alarm
8. How We’re Helping the Philippines in its Dirty War