18 Members of New Government Inaugurated Next Week
DILI: A further 18 members of Timor-Leste’s seventh government will be inaugurated next week, clarifying 48 seats of the 65-seat parliament.
Alkatiri Sworn in as New Prime Minister of Timor-Leste
DILI – The seventh government of Timor-Leste was sworn in on Friday, led by a returning Prime Minister who commentators say is under pressure to lead economic diversification within the country away from its reliance on oil and gas.
Corruption Concerns Undermine Illegal Chinese Fishing Fleet Raid
DILI - A joint operation conducted at dawn on 9 September between Timor-Leste national police (PNTL) and Australia’s marine police, the Sea Shepherd, has resulted in the raid of the Chinese owned Hong Long Fisheries / Pingtan Marine Enterprises fleet at anchor off the coast of Com.
Mari Alkatiri To Be Next Prime Minister of Timor-Leste
DILI – Veteran political figure Mari Alkatiri will be the next Prime Minister of Timor-Leste, after he was voted leader of the country’s coalition government.
Human Rights Group Warns Extending Lere’s Mandate as Head of Defense Force Violation of Law
DILI: The head of Timor-Leste’s human rights and security watchdog, Fundasaun Mahen, has warned maintaining Lere Annan Timur as head of the nation’s defence Force (FFDTL) is a violation of local law, amid concern about lack of replacement options.
Alkatiri Says Fretilin Victory Bitter Sweet
DILI: Winning the parliamentary election has been a bittersweet victory, says Fretilin’s Secretary General Mari Alkatiri, as the political party continues to negotiate a government without majority rule.
DILI: Thirteen university students arrested by police for allegedly damaging state vehicles were released from prison on Thursday, after the Dili District court said the case had “no evidence.”
Starbucks Adds Timor-Leste Coffee to Global Range
Coffee lovers in the United States and Canada now have the chance to taste the unique flavour of Timor-Leste’s beans, with global coffee giant Starbucks adding coffee from the half-island nation to its popular ‘single origin’ range.
DILI – Ten university students are in prison after being arrested in connection with the destruction of state vehicles during a street protest against alleged government corruption on Monday.
New Government Uncertainty Extends into Sixth Week
DILI: The final make-up of Timor-Leste’s new government remains unclear, after an abrupt announcement on Sunday from the Fretilin party that it would continue coalition negotiations with political parties.
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Students Denounce Parliament’s Plan to Sell State Vehicles Citing Corruption
DILI: Some University student groups have criticized parliament’s remarks on Tuesday, in which parliamentarians continued to justify the sale of its vehicles to make way for purchase of a new fleet, saying the vehicles could be donated to support development programs.
DILI: Some 250 people benefitted from access to state health funds to fit evacuation and international hospital bills from January to July 2017.
Timor-Leste Prime Minister: Announcement In Coming Week
DILI: The head of the Fretilin party has said Timor-Leste’s seventh Prime Minister will be announced in the coming days, as talks about the make-up of the new government extend into its fifth week.
Xanana to Continue Leading Maritime Boundary Talks
DILI: Fretilin leader, Mari Alkatiri, has said Xanana Gusmao will continue to lead the nation’s controversial maritime boundary negotiations, saying the change in government should not derail the process.
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