Image: Australian Institute of International Affairs Despite being a small country that struggled for many years to achieve liberation, Timor-Leste’s political landscape is deeply fragmented. Personal rivalry between major political READ MOREREAD MORE
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New Elite Consensus Still…
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SEATOU’s Demolition, Eviction and…
Photo: Mansfield Pro Fellows blog Throughout 2024, the IX Government,…
Report to Committee B…
Photo: Book of State Budget 2025 21 October 2024 For…
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New Elite Consensus Still Needed: Maun Bo’ot-ism, Political Transition and Timor-Leste’s Future Security
SEATOU’s Demolition, Eviction and Confiscation Campaign: Arbitrary Brutality in the Name of Beautification, Public Order and the Rule of Law
Report to Committee B of National Parliament on the Proposed 2025 General State Budget Law for the Defence, Security and Foreign Affairs Sectors
Implement smart immigration reform to prevent criminal activities and promote economic development
Regulation of Timor-Leste’s whale tourism sector urgently needed to ensure long-term sustainability
Pope Francis Visits Timor-Leste: High Hopes, High Costs and Uncomfortable Incidents
SEATOU’s Demolition, Eviction and Confiscation Campaign: Arbitrary Brutality in the Name of Beautification, Public Order and the Rule of LawSEATOU’s Demolition, Eviction and Confiscation Campaign: Arbitrary Brutality in the Name of Beautification, Public Order and the Rule of Law
Photo: Mansfield Pro Fellows blog Throughout 2024, the IX Government, through the Secretary of State for Toponymy and Urban Organization Affairs (SEATOU), has implemented a sweeping campaign of eviction, demolition READ MOREREAD MORE
Report to Committee B of National Parliament on the Proposed 2025 General State Budget Law for the Defence, Security and Foreign Affairs SectorsReport to Committee B of National Parliament on the Proposed 2025 General State Budget Law for the Defence, Security and Foreign Affairs Sectors
Photo: Book of State Budget 2025 21 October 2024 For Timor-Leste’s 2025 General State Budget (GSB), the Government proposed a total of US $2.6 billion, which includes programs aimed at READ MOREREAD MORE
Implement smart immigration reform to prevent criminal activities and promote economic developmentImplement smart immigration reform to prevent criminal activities and promote economic development
Photo: ceoltravels.com In two recent articles, Fundasaun Mahein (FM) discussed how Timor-Leste’s dysfunctional immigration system is facilitating the growth of illegal activities within the country, including transnational organised crime and READ MOREREAD MORE
