October 30, 2020 As per the Government press release dated 28 October 2020, the VIII Constitutional Government led by Prime Minister Taur Matan Ruak approved a new regulation concerning Law READ MOREREAD MORE
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State of Fragility: Poverty,…
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From Casino Investments to…
Photo: PNTL, Facebook, July 2026 Over recent weeks, Timor-Leste’s security…
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State of Fragility: Poverty, Institutional Change and Political Transition
Strengthening Police Professionalism, Accountability and Operational Capacity: The Role of Regional Cooperation and Domestic Reform
From Casino Investments to Decentralised Scam Centres: Timor-Leste Faces a New Phase of Transnational Organised Crime
Ghosts in Dili: Aviation Gaps, Scam Networks and a Test of Timor-Leste’s Sovereignty
Youth Crime and the Crisis of Social Order
Reviving Pensamento: A Call for Evidence-Based Public Debate in Timor-Leste
Security Risks and Impacts From the Tasi Mane Project and South Coast HighwaySecurity Risks and Impacts From the Tasi Mane Project and South Coast Highway
This article expands on the discussion in previous articles of the impacts from the Suai Supply Base, Beaço LNG and Betano Refinery, to discuss security risks relating to other components READ MOREREAD MORE
Vice-Minister of Interior is dismantling PNTLVice-Minister of Interior is dismantling PNTL
On 9 January 2021, Vice-Minister of the Interior Antonio Armindo, who was nominated by the KHUNTO party, expressed his view to media regarding the dismissal of the National Police of READ MOREREAD MORE
Tasi Mane Project:Implications of the Refinery and Petrochemical Plant for WomenTasi Mane Project:Implications of the Refinery and Petrochemical Plant for Women
This article expands on several previous articles relating to the implications the Tasi Mane petroleum infrastructure project has for women, particularly regarding access to land and employment. This article explores READ MOREREAD MORE
