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.
APSNet, Semi-Weekly Bulletin
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 20, 2007
- Navy and Customs Catch Sixty-One Foreign Fishers
- China and India Leading Asian Missile Build-up
- Indonesia: More Troops Eyed for Papua by 2014
- Blackwater Pays Price for Iraqi Firefight
- US, Britain Differ on Southern Iraq Mission
- Australia and East Asia: Staking a Claim among Giants
- Comfort Women Deserve Australian Support
- Fiddling while the Ice Melts
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 17, 2007
- Afghanistan: Canberra Asks for NATO to Do More
- Iraq: Larger US Troop Pull-Out ‘Possible’
- East Timor: Alkatiri Eyes Return to Power
- Timor-Leste: Health Sector Resilience and Performance in a Time of Instability
- Provincial Premiers in Solomon Islands Suggest Re-Deployment of Some RAMSI Staff
- NZ Fisheries Minister Dismisses Call for More Help for Pacific Nations to Counter Pirate Fishing
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 13, 2007
- Canberra Holds Firm on Iraq Troops
- Afghanistan: Canada Will Not Step in to Replace Dutch Troops
- PNG Criticised over Lack of Gun Control
- U.S. Uneasy over China’s Increased Pacific Presence
- GNEP: Global Nuclear Group a Risk for Canada: Critics
- Australia-Russia Nuclear Cooperation Agreement
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 10, 2007
- Japanese Police to Train in Australia for Peacekeeping
- Iraq: Delay Decision on Major Cuts, Petraeus Says
- Afghan Bombings Increase
- Australia and Indonesia: Current Problems, Future Prospects
- East Timor: Unfulfilled Protection and Assistance Needs Hamper the Return of the Displaced
- EU still Considering Response to Fresh Fiji Emergency Rule
- Tentative Peace Talks for Thai South
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 6, 2007
- Treaty Signals Move to Top-Tier Military Ally Status
- Australia, China Announced Plans for Annual Security Talks
- Russia Arms Old and New Friends in Asia
- Australia Stakes its Claim to Uranium Enrichment
- PM Warned: Russia May Divert Uranium to Iran
- Indonesia: Forbidden Nuclear Plant
- Iraqi Army Unable To Take Over Within A Year, Report Says
- Sino-Japan Military Ties Face Challenges
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, September 3, 2007
- Nelson Warns Dutch on Afghan Pullout
- Japanese Threaten Afghan Pull-Out
- Reforming Afghanistan’s Police
- British Troops Pull Out of their Last Base in Basra City
- Pact Lifts Lid on US Defence Secrets
- Indonesia: Military, Police Reform too Slow
- Aust Pledges $240m in Aid to E Timor
- Limited Human-To-Human Spread of Avian-Flu Virus in Indonesia in 2006
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 27, 2007
- A Price Too High: The Cost of Australia’s Approach to Asylum Seekers
- Melanesian Want Standby Force
- West Papua: Special Treatment
- Gusmao Offers Fretilin Cabinet Posts
- US Wants Australia in Nuclear Group
- NIE Cites ‘Uneven’ Security Gains, Faults Iraqi Leaders
- Canberra Boosts Afghan Aid
- Briefing note: Peace Initiatives in Afghanistan – Richard Tanter
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 23, 2007
- Navy Fires on Indonesians
- Defence Force Apologises for Soldiers’ Desecration of Fretilin Flag
- Abe Calls for ‘Broader Asia’ that Includes India, Australia, US
- Nuclear Alliance Quandary
- Australia Needs US Regional Help
- Negotiation Has its Time and Place, but so Does the Use of Force
- Stopping a Nuclear Arms Race between America and China
- Applying the Paradox of Prevention: Eradicate HIV
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, August 20, 2007
- Determining their National Interest: Australia’s Economic Intervention in Iraq
- CSIS: Troops Could Leave Iraq ‘Within a Year’
- Amid Escalating Violence in Afghanistan, Rising Opposition in Germany to Military Mission
- India Nukes Deal, Now for Russia
- Philippines Teeters on Brink of Total War
- Tonga-Australia Sign Performance Partnership
- Indonesia: Agency ‘Ordered Killing’