Foto: Internet Report to Committee B of National Parliament, Ministry of Interior and PNTL General Command Fundasaun Mahein (FM) published and submitted a comprehensive report to Committee B of the READ MOREREAD MORE
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Instituisaun Naun Govermental Peskiza, Monitorizasaun ho Advokasia ba Setor Seguransa no Defeza iha Timor-Leste.
Data-Driven PNTL Patrol Optimization…
Picture from: Tatoli This article by Fundasaun Mahein (FM) proposes…
New parking rules unlikely…
The following article is a response to the proposal by…
Empower the Youth for…
Image Source: The Dili Weekly Timor-Leste’s political system remains dominated…
HEADLINE
Data-Driven PNTL Patrol Optimization in Capitals with Complex Crime Patterns
New parking rules unlikely to resolve traffic congestion in Dili
Empower the Youth for Democratic Renewal and National Salvation
Policy on PNTL Programming Urgently Needed to Address Human Resource, Infrastructure and Equipment Gaps
Prepare for Change: Resolving Gaps in PNTL Vehicle Management
PNTL Uniform Shortage: Implications for PNTL’s Authority and Public Trust
PNTL Uniform Shortage: Implications for PNTL’s Authority and Public TrustPNTL Uniform Shortage: Implications for PNTL’s Authority and Public Trust
Photo: Internet The shortage of uniforms for the National Police of Timor-Leste (PNTL) has been a persistent issue raised by PNTL’s Commander-in-Chief and the Minister of Interior for several years. READ MOREREAD MORE
Delegation of Competencies related to the National Intelligence Service to the Minister of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers: An Analysis of Hierarchy and LegalityDelegation of Competencies related to the National Intelligence Service to the Minister of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers: An Analysis of Hierarchy and Legality
Fundasaun Mahein (FM) publishes its analysis of Decree No. 01/PM/1/2025, issued by the Prime Minister of the IX Constitutional Government, which delegates competencies related to the National Intelligence Service (SNI) READ MOREREAD MORE
New Elite Consensus Still Needed: Maun Bo’ot-ism, Political Transition and Timor-Leste’s Future SecurityNew Elite Consensus Still Needed: Maun Bo’ot-ism, Political Transition and Timor-Leste’s Future Security
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
