David Martin Jones, Austral Policy Forum 06-16A 25 May 2006
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APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 25, 2006
- PM Sends Commandos into Dili
- Australia to Reduce Troop Numbers in the Solomons
- Diggers to Pull Out of Muthanna if Iraqis Take Over
- W.H.O. to Study Bird Flu Deaths in Family
- China Expands Military Reach
- NZ to Allow Guest Workers from Pacific Nations
- Climate Alert Spurs Nuclear Debate
- Inquiry into Australia’s Defence Relations with the United States
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 22, 2006
- Indonesia Challenges PM on Papua
- Japan to Help Rebuild Iraq After SDF Pullout: Koizumi
- U.S. Should Close Prison in Cuba, U.N. Panel Says
- Hopes Rise for Deal to End Timor Unrest
- Fiji Plans to Bar the Country’s Armed Forces Commander from Politics, PM Says
- Armed Attacks in Bougainville
- Solomons PM Wants Inquiry on Police
- Pacific Unrest Brings NZ and Australia Closer on Defence
- Role for Australia in Future Action Dialogue on Climate Change
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 18, 2006
- PM Takes the Helm in Pacific Region
- Give Us A Break – Philippines Rejects Anti-Terrorism Critics
- Personnel Land in East Timor
- Fiji Election Win, Military Commander Challenges Leaders
- Jakarta’s Envoy to Return to Canberra
- Australia Glad To Sell, Not Lease, Uranium
- US, Australia Sign Anti-Terrorism Pact
- Canada to Join Kyoto Rival
APSNet for 20060515
APSNet for 20060515 Austral Peace and Security Network (APSNet) Bi-weekly report from the Nautilus Institute at RMIT, Australia. Monday 15 May 2006 Canberra, Manila Fight Terrorism A Seasonal Guest-Worker Program for Australia? It’s the Region, Stupid: Defence Assets Overstretched Diggers Battle Afghan Hell Problem of Papuan Refugees Indonesia Joins Iran in Nuclear Dream Troops on […]
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 15, 2006
- Canberra, Manila Fight Terrorism
- A Seasonal Guest-Worker Program for Australia?
- It’s the Region, Stupid: Defence Assets Overstretched
- Diggers Battle Afghan Hell
- Problem of Papuan Refugees
- Indonesia Joins Iran in Nuclear Dream
- Troops on Standby for Timor Strife
- China – A Test of Mateship
- Special Report: North Korea and Financial Sanctions
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 11, 2006
- Troops Facing Greater Risks in Afghanistan, Iraq
- Korean Troops in Iraq to Start Returning Home
- Defence Budget: An Embarrassment of Riches to Fight New Threats
- Iran Looks to Muslim World for New Friends
- Mari Alkitri: Someone Wants a Coup d’État, East Timor
- Indonesia Says Deal Reached on Asylum
- Papuan Activist ‘Stabbed To Death’
- The U.S.-India Deal: Can an Asian Nuclear Build Up Be Avoided?
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 8, 2006
- Fresh Australian Troops for Southern Iraq
- Extra Australian Troops for Afghanistan
- Iraq Afghan Wars Cost US $439 Billion So Far
- Fleeing Dili Residents Begin to Return Following Reassurances
- Former Guerillas Demand E Timor They Fought For
- Separatists Do Not Represent All Papuans
- PM Sogavare Replies to Downer
- US Wants ANZUS Shipshape
Selective outrage and unacknowledged fantasies: re-thinking Papua, Indonesia and Australia
Edward Aspinall, Austral Policy Forum 06-15A 4 May 2006
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, May 4, 2006
- Struggle for a future: The threat of a new civil war looms in East Timor
- Solomon Islands: A mess in need of minders
- Victorian hurt in Iraq blast
- Defence force in copters debacle
- Time to intervene: A UN peacekeeping force is the only solution for Darfur
- Australia-US Alliance Series: Week 4
- PNG Indigenous Lawyer vs. International Logging Interests
- Freeport mine ‘poisoning’ West Papua’s environment