East Timor News
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East Timor’s allegations that Australia engaged in espionage during 2004 talks on a treaty for the Sunrise natural gas field may lead to further delays for a Woodside Petroleum Ltd. project, Deutsche Bank AG said.
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The Southeast Asian nation of East Timor celebrates 10 years of independence tomorrow night facing a challenge that has eluded emerging economies across the world: How to stop oil wealth wrecking your economy.
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Hillary Clinton stopped in East Timor today, lending her support to efforts to expand economic opportunities in the tiny Southeast Asian nation that is lagging behind its better-off neighbors 10 years after independence.
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East Timor President Jose Ramos- Horta said he wants Woodside Petroleum Ltd. and its partners in the Sunrise project off northern Australia to pipe the gas to a plant in his country because it would spur the economy.
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The day Julia Gillard decided to close a chapter on Australia’s intolerant past also became another page in the story of the prime minister’s unrelenting battle to prove her legitimacy with men.
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East Timor plans to spend $3 million studying the option of building a plant in the country to process gas from the Sunrise project operated by Australia’s Woodside Petroleum Ltd., Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao said.
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ConocoPhillips, a U.S. oil and gas producer, challenged a new tax assessment by the government of East Timor that may add billions of dollars to the Asian nation’s treasury.
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The three untended child-sized graves, a few minutes’ walk from the village of Paltupur, bear witness to what happened when the trucks loaded with nutritional powder stopped coming to this desolate corner of eastern India.
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East Timor, opposed to Woodside Petroleum Ltd. ’s plan to develop the Sunrise gas project using a floating plant, said it proposes a $3.8 billion oil and gas development hub on its southern coast.
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Woodside Petroleum Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Don Voelte said he’s concerned about the development of the Sunrise gas project off northern Australia after East Timor objected to the company’s plans for the field.
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