We have started to collect the most important news related to East Timor in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Indonesia's president opens the border with East Timor to allow assistance to those hit by recent violence.
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Rebels in East Timor give in a small number of weapons to foreign peacekeepers, and pledge to fully disarm.
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East Timor's President Xanana Gusmao admits his nation has been "paralysed" by the recent violence.
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A ruling party office is torched outside East Timor's capital, the first time violence has spread to other towns.
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East Timor's defence minister Jose Ramos Horta meets rebel leaders amid hopes of an end to widespread unrest.
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Tensions mount as thousands of anti-government protesters converge on East Timor's capital, Dili.
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Australia calls on Asian nations to send more troops to East Timor, as clashes continue in the capital, Dili.
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There is renewed violence in a district of East Timor's capital Dili, as the crisis there rumbles on.
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Australia's foreign minister visits East Timor to push for reconciliation after two weeks of civil unrest.
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Jonathan Head asks if the world's youngest country will ever conquer its internal unrest and build upon the independence it gained just four years ago?
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East Timor's Foreign Minister Jose Ramos Horta is to take over as security chief, in a bid to end weeks of violence.
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East Timorese President Xanana Gusmao calls for unity between the country's security forces following widespread unrest.
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East Timor's Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri says he will not resign, despite being blamed for an upsurge of violence.
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