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Ocean Census Breakthrough: Scientists report 1,121 new marine species discovered in a single year, including deep-sea “ghost shark” relatives and new coral and worm life—another reminder that much of the ocean is still unmapped. Timor-Leste Energy Push: Timor Resources has begun recruiting a new CEO as it gears up for a 2026 two-well appraisal campaign tied to its onshore blocks, while Timor-Leste’s Greater Sunrise project keeps moving from politics toward infrastructure deadlines. Regional Integration: Timor-Leste’s trade and industry minister highlighted the country’s WTO accession and ASEAN full membership as the government aligns policies for deeper economic integration. Budget Update: The Council of Ministers approved a first amendment to the 2026 state budget to cover higher fuel costs and other new expenses, boosting the total budget by about US$101.1 million. People & Work: A UK investigation into a hiring case involving East Timorese workers is ongoing after arrests tied to immigration offences. Press Freedom Watch: A new Asia-Pacific press freedom ranking puts Timor-Leste among countries facing “real challenges” to reliable information.

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May. 14, 2026

Minister of Trade and Industry Highlights Timor-Leste’s Commitment to Regional and Global Economic Integration at the 2026 ADB-World Bank Trade Forum

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