Matthew Moore, Jakarta – Former Indonesian military chief and prominent presidential candidate General Wiranto has challenged United Nations…
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March 25, 2004
Melbourne Age - March 25, 2004
March 24, 2004
Green Left Weekly - March 24, 2004
Max Lane – Since the East Timorese independence referendum in 1999, the Australian government has received approximately $1 billion dollars in…
Interpress News Service - March 24, 2004
Bob Burton, Canberra – East Timor's government, Australian political leaders and community groups are condemning the Australian government for…
Asia Times - March 24, 2004
Jill Jolliffe, Pante Macassar – The 45,000 inhabitants of East Timor's tiny enclave of Oecusse have suffered isolation and economic disadvantage…
March 23, 2004
Associated Press - March 23, 2004
Dili – UN prosecutors Tuesday urged East Timor's legal authorities to issue an international arrest warrant for Indonesia's former military…
Melbourne Age - March 23, 2004
Brendan Nicholson – A lobby group supporting East Timor wants Australia to put the billions flowing from some of the Timor Gap oil and gas fields…
March 22, 2004
Australian Financial Review - March 22, 2004
Mark Davis – Moves to develop massive natural gas fields in the Timor Sea face new hurdles after East Timor's government yesterday strongly…
The Australian - March 22, 2004
Sian Powell, Jakarta – Accused war criminal, love-song crooner and charismatic speaker: Wiranto is an oddity even among Indonesia's eccentric…
Melbourne Age - March 22, 2004
Brendan Nicholson – The East Timorese Government says Australia is breaching international law by taking billions of dollars worth of fuel from…
Radio Australia - March 22, 2004
East Timor has threatened to withold ratification of an agreement with Australia to develop oil and gas resources in the Timor Sea worth eight-…
March 18, 2004
The Australian - March 18, 2004
East Timor's President Xanana Gusmao said today he would not stand for re-election in his country's second presidential elections, are…
Associated Press - March 18, 2004
Guido Guillart, Dili – An American group said on Thursday it cancelled plans to distribute a children's book on democracy in East Timor, after the…
March 16, 2004
Associated Press - March 16, 2004
Dili – A former Australian diplomat said his country's "policy of failure" was partly to blame for Indonesia's 1975 invasion of East Timor and its…
March 12, 2004
Jakarta Post - March 12, 2004
Kupang – East Timorese refugees in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) province can no longer claim any assets in East Timor, as Thursday was the…
March 11, 2004
Agence France Presse - March 11, 2004
Washington – US legislators have urged Australia to negotiate its maritime boundary with East Timor to give the tiny nation a fair share of Timor…
March 10, 2004
Associated Press - March 10, 2004
Canberra – Australian opposition lawmakers on Wednesday held up legislation to ratify an oil and gas field development deal with East Timor,…
Jakarta Post - March 10, 2004
Jakarta – The Supreme Court upheld the acquittal of five top-brass military and police defendants in a case involving East Timor human…
March 8, 2004
Agence France-Presse - March 8, 2004
East Timor today welcomed proposals to form a new foreign police unit, including Australian officers, to boost security after the current United…
March 7, 2004
Scotland on Sunday - March 7, 2004
Brian Brady, Westminster editor – A fresh row has broken out over the brutal murder of a Scottish journalist and four colleagues at the hands of…
March 5, 2004
Australian Financial Review - March 5, 2004
Trevor Sykes with Andrew Burrell – East Timor's Prime Minister, Mari Alkatiri, has angrily rejected claims he accepted $US2.5 million in bribes…
Antara - March 5, 2004
Jakarta – Former president Soeharto's daughter Siti Hardiyanti Indra Rukmana visited former East Timor integration fighters at their "…
March 4, 2004
Washington Post - March 4, 2004
Nigel Wilson and Roy Eccleston, Washington – The battle over the Timor Sea's vast gas reserves intensified yesterday with political delays to the…
March 1, 2004
Travel + Leisure - March 2004
Less than two years after winning independence, war-ravaged East Timor is hoping to lure travelers to its coral reefs and colonial towns.…
February 23, 2004
Radio Australia - February 23, 2004
A proposal to extend a peacekeeping presence in East Timor has received widespread support from the United Nations Security Council, and strong…
The Australian - February 23, 2004
Sian Powell – The son of one of East Timor's most feared militia leaders stares deadpan as he says he is a man of peace. "We don't intend to…
Radio Australia - February 23, 2004
East Timor's Roman Catholic Bishop Carlos Belo says he will consider running for president in three years time.
Bishop Belo, who shared the…
Reuters - February 23, 2004
London – Many people are shot dead by police forces who do not follow United Nations standards on using lethal force only where necessary and in…
February 20, 2004
Sydney Morning Herald - February 20, 2004
The rumours started four years ago. SAS troops in conflict with an Indonesian-backed militia group near Suai on October 6, 1999 had overstepped…
The Australian - February 20, 2004
Rodney Dalton/New York, Sian Powell/Jakarta – Australia is trying to convince a divided UN Security Council that peacekeepers in East Timor should…
February 19, 2004
Antara - February 19, 2004
Atambua, E Nusatenggara – At least 319 resettlement units in Belu distrit set up in Indonesia's East Nusatenggara province between…
Agence France Presse - February 19, 2004
Dili – East Timorese officials Thursday welcomed a proposal by United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan to extend the UN support mission in the…
Melboune Age - February 19, 2004
Dili – Indonesian presidential candidate General Wiranto has won a political reprieve in East Timor after a UN judge denied a…
February 18, 2004
Assoicated Press - February 18, 2004
United Nations – Secretary-General Kofi Annan called for the withdrawal of almost all UN peacekeepers in East Timor and a shift in the UN's focus…
Lusa - February 18, 2004
Dili – United Nations Secretary- General Kofi Annan has recommended that the UN's peacekeeping mission in East Timor continues after its planned…
Antara - February 18, 2004
Kupang – The United Nations Peacekeeping Force (UNPKF) in East Timor aired its pessimism over the security conditions there following the…
February 17, 2004
Associated Press - February 17, 2004
Dili – A former militia commander was sentenced to seven years in jail Tuesday for killing a pro-independence leader during East Timor…
Australian Associated Press - February 17, 2004
The Army today admitted it made mistakes in investigating the case of a senior Special Air Service (SAS) soldier accused of kicking the corpses of…
February 16, 2004
Antara - February 16, 2004
Mataram – The Indonesian military will deploy soldiers to Batek Island in neighboring East Nusa Tenggara province, which borders East…
February 15, 2004
Antara - February 15, 2004
Atambua – Illegal border crossing into Indonesia's East Nusa Tenggara province from East Timor is something hard to control, a local…
February 13, 2004
Agence France Presse - February 13, 2004
Dili – Production has begun at an offshore gasfield which is expected to earn impoverished East Timor more than $US100 million a year, a…
World Socialist Web Site - February 13, 2004
John Roberts – Long-running disagreements between Australia and East Timor over their maritime border and therefore control of Timor Sea oil and…
February 12, 2004
Timor Post Editorial - February 12, 2004
Australia – East Timor's neighboring nation, which East Timor has known since the Second World War, the Australian political position during the…
Asia Times - February 12, 2004
Thalif Deen, New York – The United Nations plans to withdraw its 3,500 peacekeepers from East Timor in May, despite calls from the government in…
February 9, 2004
Radio Australia - February 9, 2004
Indonesia's former military chief, General Wiranto, has agreed to testify to a public hearing of war crimes charges against him, relating to post-…
February 6, 2004
Lusa - February 6, 2004
Dili – The UN Security Council will "probably" opt for a continued civilian and security presence in East Timor following the end of its current…
Agence France Presse - February 6, 2004
An East Timor court has jailed a former pro-Jakarta militiaman for seven years for murdering an independence supporter during the…
Sydney Morning Herald - February 6, 2004
Indonesian presidential candidate General Wiranto has agreed to testify to a public hearing of war crimes charges against him, East…
February 3, 2004
Melbourne Age - February 3, 2004
Melbourne coffee roaster Wells Trenfield is the second-last person in a global coffee chain. Before him are the brokers, importers, exporters,…
February 2, 2004
Radio Australia - February 2, 2004
A political dissident in East Timor says he is preparing to challenge the government when the United Nations mission to the country…
Radio Australia - February 2, 2004
Radio Australia – The United Nations has announced it may maintain a presence in East Timor beyond the end of its peacekeeping mandate on May 20.…