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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

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

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 22, 2009

1. Faulkner orders review into Collins class submarine fleet
   
2. [Afghanistan] Troops out in five years, says defence chief
   
3. Republic of Indonesia unwilling to be transit point for asylum seekers
   
4. Second United Indonesia cabinet announced
   
5. Karzai accepts run-off election
   
6. Gates slams door on push for Futenma renegotiation

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 19, 2009

1. Aid given to Sri Lanka to stem people smuggling
2. Unplugged Australian oil spill leaking into protected Indonesian waters
3. Australian and Chinese military chiefs admit to ‘issues’
4. Gates seeking allies’ help on Afghanistan war
5. Australia brings Israel, Iran together
6. Peter Beattie warms to nuclear energy

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 15, 2009

1. Rudd call stops refugee boat
2. Australians warm to nuclear power
3. Military erred on Afghan killing: Angus Houston, Joe Kelly, Australian 2009-10-13
4. Britain to send more troops to Afghanistan
5. Civilian goals largely unmet in Afghanistan
6. Stephen Smith aims for India war game
7. Surprise talks cover climate change, Stern Hu
8. [Indonesia] Climate change threatens national security: Ministers
9. Xanana Gusmao survives protest

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 12, 2009

1. Wars, Political Battles Complicate Obama Effort to Prevent Spread of Nuclear Weapons
2. [Pakistan] Deadly side of aid dilemma
3. Afghanistan blames Pakistan for embassy bombing; India holds fire
4. British troops fight Taliban ‘seven times a day’
5. Many in DPJ want Japan to cut link to U.S. nukes
6. Dozens of groups want peace talks with Jakarta
7. SKorea researching longer-range missiles: official
8. Envoys ‘interfered’ in Zimbabwe deaths probe

APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 8, 2009

1. White House moves to adjust war aims to Qaeda focus
2. British call for more Aussie action
3. U.N. data show discrepancies in Afghan vote
4. Afghanistan: NATO’s Graveyard?
5. Japan favours Australian inclusion in East Asia community
6. East Timor to hold first joint military exercise with US
7. UN calls for better deal for migrant workers
8. Indonesian navy on board with plan to shelve submarine purchases until 2011