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    Timor-Leste’s proposed cyber law sparks concerns Union of Catholic Asian News12:22 7-Mar-25
    Aima acknowledges error in fees charged The Portugal News17:02 6-Mar-25
    An ode to the Demographic and Health Survey Program Brookings Institution17:00 6-Mar-25
    Timor Leste issues stern warning against sexual abuse Union of Catholic Asian News12:34 4-Mar-25
    ASEAN-Australia Centre grants and BRIDGE School Partnerships Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs00:49 3-Mar-25
    Could US Defense Cuts Affect Timor-Leste? The Diplomat22:19 27-Feb-25
    Timor-Leste’s move for foreign judges sparks debate Union of Catholic Asian News13:14 27-Feb-25
    U.S. Soft Power Is Spiraling in Asia, With China Filling the Void Council on Foreign Relations21:10 26-Feb-25
    “Old firm,” continuing challenges Inside Story06:02 21-Feb-25
    The Leopard and the Mouse Washington Spectator00:00 21-Feb-25
    Anxiety in Timor-Leste over border intrusions from Indonesia Union of Catholic Asian News12:41 20-Feb-25
    Alberto’s mission to empower his community International Labour Organization06:03 20-Feb-25
    The growing pains of Asia’s newest country The Straits Times06:29 16-Feb-25
    High Commissioner to the Republic of Fiji Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs02:15 16-Feb-25
    ​The 31st ASEAN-China Senior Officials' Consultation Held in Ningbo Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China03:35 14-Feb-25
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    Latest news about East Timor, also known as Timor-Leste, including stories on its politics, economy, and social issues.

    East Timor, located in Southeast Asia, shares the island of Timor with Indonesia, with which it has a troubled history given the latter's occupation from 1975 to 1999, and operates as a democratic republic. East Timor is one of the newest nations in the world, regaining independence in 2002. The country is comprised of thirteen administrative districts, with Dili serving as its capital. Portuguese and Tetum are the official languages, reflecting the nation's history as a past Portuguese colony. East Timor's economy is predominantly agrarian, with agriculture, coffee production, and fishing being key industries, but is fraught with issues including high levels of poverty and illiteracy alongside low levels of urbanisation.


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