- Dirty Money
- Shake-up creates new court for military
- In spy games, fury has no coin
- A nation adrift in Asia literacy
- Detente dead and buried with North Korea
- Boat crew stowed in city motel
- Indonesia Agrees to 2-Year Freeze on Forest Concessions in $1b Deal
- Self-Defense Force (SDF) personnel voice doubts about Hatoyama’s leadership
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Nautilus Weekly May 24 – 28, 2010
May 24 – 28, 2010 CHINA WILL ACT IN ITS OWN INTERESTS WHEN DEALING WITH NORTH KOREA Scott Bruce, Director of US Operations at the Nautilus Institute, told Channel News Asia, “China is extremely hesitant to use that influence in a coercive manner because it could induce the collapse of the North Korean state, which […]
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 24, 2010
- Torpedo project turns 12 and still hasn’t made its point: auditor-general
- Fund diplomacy and aid, says former defence head
- Aid, or buying a seat on the UN Security Council?
- South Korea hits out at Pyongyang for torpedo hit
- [Japan] Hatoyama breaks promise on Futenma
- [Afghanistan] Bold base strike shows Taliban’s rising resolve
- Afghan MPs threaten to boycott Hamid Karzai’s Taliban peace talks plan
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 20, 2010
- Downgrade APEC, says Kevin Rudd
- Japan, Australia sign bilateral defense logistics agreement
- [South Korea] North sank ship: report
- Why Thai politics is no longer normal
- In ambush, a glimpse of a long Afghan summer
- The India-China relationship: a tempered rivalry?
- Financing of terrorism: risks for Australia
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 17, 2010
- Our virtuous nuclear posture
- Problem defence projects list slashed
- Review more tinker than tailor
- U.S. efforts in Kandahar, barely begun, already are faltering
- Obama’s flailing wars
- Thai protesters agree to U.N.-monitored talks, but government rejects conditions
- [Indonesia] Govt may free political prisoners in Papua
- Indonesia’s Bakrie grabs new post
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 13, 2010
- Emphasis on protecting troops
- Faulkner under fire on projects
- Terrorism alert intensifies ocean patrols
- Review of spooks to go ahead
- Nuclear waste site a target for terrorists, expert warns
- Reserve force ordered into retreat
- Avoiding tensions, Obama reassures Karzai
- Distrust of Afghan leaders threaten U.S. war strategy
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 10, 2010
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 6, 2010
- Dud’s army: dodgy kit puts troops at risk
- Fighters clear path for local work
- Curb urged on Iranian nukes
- Australia, East Timor at odds over gas field
- Uranium no bar to India deal: Crean
- National security information environment roadmap: 2020 vision
- [Indonesia] Sri Mulyani’s departure may threaten anti-graft drive
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 3, 2010
- Sky high
- The nuclear caste system
- Indonesia to ratify nuclear test ban treaty
- A unified push to export nuke power
- [East Timor] Ramos Horta ‘premature’ in rejecting Sunrise proposal
- Kandahar violence ‘to get worse’
- Al-Qaeda’s allies: explaining the relationship between Al-Qaeda and various factions of the Taliban after 2001
- A natural power: challenges for Australia’s resources diplomacy in Asia
- “It’s high time to close the legal gap for private military and security contractors” – UN expert body on mercenaries
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, April 29, 2010
- Secret plan to boost spying
- Loud and proud: two leaders speaking up for Australia
- Come clean on navy, Faulkner urges China
- Enough bang for the defence buck
- The new Middle East
- Peter Garrett rejects International Whaling Commission compromise on whaling
- People smuggling proposals blasted
- Money laundering and terrorism financing risks posed by alternative remittance in Australia