The Austral Peace and Security Network (APSNet) Semi-Weekly Bulletin covered critical national and regional security issues, broadly understood, in Australia and the surrounding region. Archives from 2005 until 2010.
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APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 13, 2010
- Self-reliance a long way off for Afghan province
- Tigers not ready to fly: Defence
- Army Chief warns soldiers against Afghan charge protests
- ASIO set to tap into more power
- Australia’s special envoy meets Iranian security official
- Canada to lose airbase in UAE
- The status quo isn’t working: a nuke-free zone is needed now
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, October 6, 2010
- Cost of war may lead to budget gap
- Facing battle fatigue
- Australia could charge WikiLeaks over US document release
- Soldiers charged over deadly Afghan raid
- US agrees to defence treaty
- Defence contract row widens
- Indonesian ambassador’s comments cause Dutch row
- The getting of wisdom
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 29, 2010
- SAS under fire over Kopassus training
- Boost ‘will speed Kabul transition’
- Afghanistan: Fatal error in the fog of battle
- Afghan prisoners handcuffed, blindfolded
- Prisoners of War: Bob Woodward and All the President’s Men (2010 Edition)
- From Helmand to Merseyside: Unmanned drones and the militarisation of UK policing
- Kiribati calls for binding climate change framework
- Security risks around LNG call for community leadership, says PNG Police Chief
- Obama, Southeast Asian leaders urge free navigation
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 22, 2010
- China suspends ministerial-level talks with Japan over boat clash
- Government unveils Weipa asylum seeker detention centre plans
- Super Hornets will put RAAF back on the regional front foot
- Afghanistan: Are we in this war to win it?
- Afghanistan: Digger’s angry email to be used in inquiry
- Nuclear power plants moved out of South Thailand
- 120 million Indonesians surviving on US$2 a day
- Howard-Bush defence treaty passes hurdle
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 15, 2010
- Police deny Densus 88 tortured detainees
- Timor’s deputy PM resigns
- Probes on deal to fly troops
- Karzai’s cronies make Afghan election a farce
- The Battle for Afghanistan: Militancy and Conflict in Zabul and Uruzgan
- Strategy right after nine years at war: Houston
- Thousands of Iraqi detainees at risk of torture after US handover
- Kan wins leadership race, but he still must deal with Ozawa and more opposition
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 1, 2010
- Afghanistan: Diggers may be charged over deaths of children
- Afghanistan: Toll adds to exit pressure
- Australia’s commitment in Afghanistan: moving to a more comprehensive approach
- Indonesia seeks $2.4bn oil spill compensation
- Detainee roof protest grows
- Defence flight contract cleared
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 11, 2010
- Chinese military seeks better links
- Indonesia tries to gag Papuan lecture
- After all these years, the Anzus freeze begins to thaw
- Concerned about China’s rise, Southeast Asian nations build up militaries
- Australia’s Jakarta embassy ‘always’ a jihadist target
- Hurt Timorese left with no recourse
- Our mate, the bloody warlord
- Afghan civilian casualties rise 31 per cent in first six months of 2010