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, December 14, 2009
- Nation given N-bomb warning
- Heat on China to break impasse at Copenhagen
- Poor nations threaten climate deal showdown at Copenhagen summit
- Indonesia climate green paper: towards carbon pricing, geothermal power and regional incentives
- Afghan promises to insurgents often empty
- Pakistan ends S Waziristan campaign
- Special Reports on nuclear non-proliferation
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, December 10, 2009
- Anger at ‘secret’ climate change deal
- Obama’s Afghan gamble
- Okada: Futenma talks near limit
- Indonesia army ‘killed Balibo Five’
- Nuclear power, risk management and democratic accountability in Indonesia
- SBY promises protesters ‘jihad’ on graft
- String of bombings in Baghdad kills 127 people
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, December 7, 2009
- Minimal progress on PM’s Asian unity vision
- AFP union attacks Afghanistan role for Australian police
- Diggers may be charged over child deaths
- Indonesian President lashes out at unnamed conspirators
- US ‘comfortable’ with Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal, says Robert Gates
- Gates calls July 2011 the beginning, not end, of Afghan withdrawal
- Japan: Save the Endangered Tomahawk!
- Australia, Indonesia investigate climate change options
- ‘Time is running out’ for Sumatra’s rainforest as demand for palm oil soars
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, December 3, 2009
- Tough battle of the budget bottom line
- Libs call for debate on nuclear power
- Obama adds troops, but maps exit plan
- UN head in Afghanistan condemns US move to bypass Hamid Karzai
- Pakistan at odds with Obama’s vision
- ‘Balibo’ Ban Wins Rave Reviews From Indonesian Military
- Indonesian police arrest Papuan activists, Amnesty calls for investigation
- Pressure on Fiji fails as China lends hand
- Indonesia: timber corruption’s high costs
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 30, 2009
- Barack Obama to push Kevin Rudd for more troops
- [Indonesia] National Energy Council to immediately assess nuclear power
- Pakistan’s leader cedes nuclear office
- Afghanistan summit to plan for withdrawal
- Afghans offer jobs to Taliban rank and file if they defect
- HIV/AIDS: the global outlook
- Commonwealth urges Fiji to restore democracy
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 26, 2009
- Kevin Rudd signs off on purchase of 14 F-35 joint strike fighters
- Nato will send 5,000 more troops to Afghanistan, says Brown
- From stability to chaos in Indonesia
- East Timor threatens to quit gas project
- Papua leaders reject military command project
- Pakistan faces amnesty deal turmoil
- Converging Peril: Climate Change and Conflict in the Southern Philippines
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 23, 2009
- Australian troops using hard drugs in Afghanistan, Iraq
- Island nations key to Security Council bid
- Share asylum burden, Indonesians plead
- [Sri Lanka] Tamil civilians to go free
- Indonesia’s gecko-gate
- [Pakistan] Zardari in the Crosshairs
- Afghan Militias Battle Taliban With Aid of U.S.
- [Afghanistan] Karzai ‘would fall in weeks’ if Nato pulls out
- [Japan] Document proves nuke pact negotiations
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 19, 2009
- [Indonesia] Minister spurns PM’s region idea
- Australia expected to resettle asylum seekers
- Nato chief promises Afghanistan will get ‘substantially more forces’
- British army tells soldiers to bribe Taliban
- Concern mounts as US bears costs of Afghan war while China reaps the profits
- Indian uranium sales a ‘lost chance’ for Australia
- Pakistani Military Takes Taliban Strongholds; Maulana Fazlullah Surfaces in Afghanistan
- [Solomon Islands] Aust denies involvement in Iranian funding saga
APSNet Semi-Weekly Bulletin, November 16, 2009
- G2 a new world order
- Summit set to fail on climate deal
- [Afghanistan] Combat support essential, Rudd tells Dutch
- Nato taskforce to form ‘Afghan FBI’ and root out high-level corruption
- Strong statement starts effort to mend Indian relationship
- Australian boat used in asylum seeker shooting
- CIA bankroll of Pakistan spies revealed