WORLD● LOW2h ago · Oct 19, 2026, 7:15 AM
Aid cuts forcing fossil fuel dependence in East Timor
thecourier.com.au · Australia · oceania
Aid cuts are reportedly compelling East Timor to increase its reliance on fossil fuels. This highlights the unintended consequences of changes in foreign assistance on a nation's energy policy and environmental trajectory.
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