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, 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
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, April 22, 2010
- Cyber attacks on rise: McClelland
- Australians help capture Taliban leader
- Australia’s human rights framework
- Australian defence policy assessment
- Indonesia police officials arranged weapons, training for terrorists: report
- The role of the five power defence arrangements in the Southeast Asian security architecture
- Defence hits back on asylum boat
- Japan’s special outback delivery from outer space
- Wisdom rules in the Solomons Islands
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, April 19, 2010
- We’ve got your back in Afghan province
- Submarine builder to cut jobs
- Africa finally part of the big picture
- PM reopens Howard’s toughest compound
- Human rights act canned as election looms
- Fiji open to possible Thaksin residency bid
- Malaysia and the Bomb
- Population debate misses the facts
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, April 15, 2010
- Terrorist fears over NT nuclear dump site
- Focus shifts to nuclear ‘rogues’
- Kabul’s new patron: the growing Afghan-Chinese relationship
- How to end the war in Afghanistan
- East Timor to reject Woodside natural gas plan
- SBY’s new strategy on illegal logging is an improvement, say Indonesian green activists
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, April 12, 2010
- Our bases retain role in US plan
- Early war-bird a bargain for Labor
- July next year is our date with destiny for Afghan pullout
- Rudd backflip slams asylum seeker door
- Defence tracking system loses sight of $30m
- East Timor leader accuses Australia over war
- [Indonesia] 13 locally made armored carriers arrive in Lebanon
- Papua ‘ready to explode’
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, April 8, 2010
- WMD fears block export cargo
- Push to end nuclear trafficking
- Unmanned aircraft could soon patrol borders
- Defence plan gets backing
- Bishop puts uranium in poll frame
- Afghan President Rebukes West and U.N.
- Can anyone pacify the world’s number one narco-state? The opium wars in Afghanistan
- [Indonesia] Yudhoyono talks tough on illegal logging
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, April 1, 2010
- This time it’s the generators: Defence reveals latest battle with navy’s underwater lemons
- Australia blasts China over sentence
- Faulkner insists JSF will deliver
- War protesters ‘switch off’ defence satellite dish
- Afghans best producers of cannabis: UN
- Human rights abuses contributing to increased poverty in Afghanistan – UN report
- Our western front: Australia and the Indian Ocean
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, March 25, 2010
- Joint effort to curtail first-strike policy
- Budget cuts a tough target
- How a guilty plea from Stern Hu could be good news for Rio and the government
- Israel expects Canberra to expel diplomat over forged passports used in murder
- Building bridges over Afghanistan’s troubled waters
- Insurgent faction presents Afghan peace plan
- Washington’s Indonesian bully boys
- The ticking TB time bomb