East Timor implodes / Clive Schofield

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SCHOFIELD Clive

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 18 No 7, July 2006, pp.16-20Summary: Less than twelve months after the last UN peacekeepers left, East Timor was again calling for international help to deal with a serious breakdown of law and order. This article considers both the immediate and the underlying causes of the unrest, the response - especially from Australia, and the country's future prospects.

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Less than twelve months after the last UN peacekeepers left, East Timor was again calling for international help to deal with a serious breakdown of law and order. This article considers both the immediate and the underlying causes of the unrest, the response - especially from Australia, and the country's future prospects.

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