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3146752	无图 <p>【5月20日 AFP】24-25イングランド・プレミアリーグは18日、第37節の試合が行われ、ブライトン・アンド・ホーヴ・アルビオンFCが王者リバプールに3-2の劇的な勝利を収めた。ブライトンは日本代表FW三笘薫が同点ゴールを決めた。</p><p>試合は、リバプールがハーヴェイ・エリオットのゴールで早々に先制すると、ホームのブライトンはヤシン・アヤリの得点で同点に追いついた。</p><p>リバプールは前半終了間際にドミニク・ショボスライのゴールで勝ち越したが、ブライトンは69分に三笘が味方のシュートのこぼれ球を押し込み、再び同点に。最後は85分、途中出場のジャック・ヒンシェルウッドがファーストタッチで決勝点を奪った。</p><p>この結果、リバプールは優勝を決めた4月27日のトッテナム・ホットスパー戦を最後に3試合連続で白星がなく、獲得した勝ち点はわずか1にとどまっている。</p><p>今後は25日にホームでFAカップ王者クリスタルパレスとの最終節に臨み、プレミアリーグのトロフィーを受け取る。その翌日後には、市内で優勝パレードが行われる。(c)AFP</p> ブライトンが王者リバプール撃破三笘が同点ゴール　写真7枚　国際ニュース：AFPBB News	查看 489	AFPBB News	2025-05-20 07:37:00 2025-05-20 11:03:35	word
3146751	无图 <p>【5月20日 AFP】スペインのペドロ・サンチェス首相は19日、欧州国別対抗歌謡祭「ユーロビジョン・ソング・コンテスト」は出場国からイスラエルを排除するべきだとの考えを示す一方で、「戦争と爆撃の不正義を経験しているパレスチナの人々」との連帯を表明した。</p><p>イスラエル代表の出場をめぐる抗議行動を受け、サンチェス氏はマドリードで行われたイベントでユーロビジョンに言及した。同氏はこれまでも、イスラエルによるパレスチナ自治区ガザへの攻撃を声高に批判してきた。</p><p>サンチェス氏は、ロシアが2022年のウクライナ侵攻開始以降、コンテストへの参加が認められていない点を指摘し、「イスラエルも出場するべきではない。文化における二重基準は認められない」と主張。</p><p>「国際法と人権へのスペインのコミットメントは一貫していなければならない。欧州も同様であるべきだ」と訴えた。</p><p>ユーロビジョンを主催する欧州放送連合（EBU）は、ガザについて言及しないよう警告していたが、17日の決勝を前に、スペインの公共放送RTVEはパレスチナ人を支持するメッセージを放送した。</p><p>スイスで18日に行われた決勝戦では、イスラエル代表が2位になった。(c)AFP</p> 欧州歌謡祭からイスラエル排除をスペイン首相　写真6枚　国際ニュース：AFPBB News	查看 545	AFPBB News	2025-05-20 09:55:00 2025-05-20 11:03:35	word
3146750	无图 <p>【5月20日 AFP】ドナルド・トランプ米大統領は19日、ジョー・バイデン前大統領の前立腺がんの診断が隠蔽（いんぺい）されていたのではないかとの臆測に絡み、病状がもっと早く公表されなかったことに「驚いた」と述べた。</p><p>バイデン氏の事務所は18日、前立腺がんと診断されたとを発表。声明によると、バイデン氏のがんは深刻度の高い「グリーソンスコア9（グレードグループ5）」と診断された。</p><p>大統領執務室で記者団からバイデン氏のがんについて尋ねられたトランプ氏は「なぜもっと前に公表されなかったのか驚いている」「その状況に至るまでには長い時間がかかる。スコア9に達するまでには」と述べた。</p><p>AFPが取材した複数の腫瘍専門医は、検診の限界によりバイデン氏の病状がこれまで検出されなかった可能性は十分にあり、最高水準の医療を受けている元大統領であっても、進行がんの発見が遅れることは珍しいことではないと指摘した。</p><p>これに対し、「ジョーは認知的に問題ないと言っていたのは同じ医者だ」とトランプ氏は述べ、バイデン氏が大統領在任中に認知機能低下の兆候を隠蔽していたのではないか、との疑念をめぐる政治的論争と再び結びつけようとした。</p><p>2024年大統領選でバイデン氏の認知能力を激しく攻撃したトランプ氏は18日、自身のSNS「トゥルース・ソーシャル」に、今回の診断を「悲しんでいる」と投稿。しかし24時間後には、長男のドナルド・トランプ・ジュニア氏ら周囲の人物が主張するバイデン氏の隠蔽疑惑に同調した形だ。(c)AFP/Danny KEMP</p> バイデン氏のがん隠蔽疑惑「驚いた」トランプ氏　写真1枚　国際ニュース：AFPBB News	查看 694	AFPBB News	2025-05-20 10:32:00 2025-05-20 11:03:35	word
3146749	无图 <p>【5月20日 AFP】イスラエルのベンヤミン・ネタニヤフ首相は19日、同国軍が攻撃を強めているパレスチナ自治区ガザ全域を「掌握する」と表明した。ガザでは完全封鎖が緩和され、2か月超ぶりに支援物資の搬入がわずかながら再開された。</p><p>一方、ガザの民間防衛当局は、同日のイスラエル軍による攻撃で91人が死亡したと明らかにした。</p><p>イスラエル軍は、ガザの「テロリスト拠点」を1日で160か所攻撃したと発表。ネタニヤフ首相はテレグラムに投稿した動画で、「戦闘は激化しており、わが軍は前進している」と指摘。「われわれはガザ全域を制圧する」と宣言した。</p><p>人道危機に対する批判が強まる中、イスラエルはガザへの限定的な支援を許可すると表明。第1弾として、「離乳食を含む」物資を積んだトラック5台が19日にガザ入りしたと発表した。</p><p>イスラエルは3月2日以降、ガザへの物資搬入を阻止しており、世界保健機関（WHO）はガザで「200万人が飢餓状態にある」と警鐘を鳴らしている。(c)AFP/AFP team in Gaza with Stuart White in Jerusalem</p> イスラエル首相「ガザ全域掌握する」支援物資搬入、小規模再開　写真2枚　国際ニュース：AFPBB News	查看 509	AFPBB News	2025-05-20 09:26:00 2025-05-20 11:03:35	word
3146748	无图 <p>【5月20日 AFP】ローマ・カトリック教会の教皇レオ14世は、ロシアとウクライナの和平交渉を主催する意向を示し、欧米首脳も歓迎の意を表した。イタリアのジョルジャ・メローニ首相が19日、明らかにした。</p><p>メローニ氏によると、ドナルド・トランプ米大統領はロシアのウラジーミル・プーチン大統領とウクライナ情勢をめぐり電話で協議した後、レオ14世の提案に関して欧州の複数の指導者と電話で議論した。</p><p>メローニ氏は「バチカンでの和平交渉を喜んで行いたいとする教皇の意向は好意的に受け止められた」と述べた。(c)AFP</p> ローマ教皇、ロシアとウクライナの和平交渉主催を提案欧米首脳も歓迎　写真2枚　国際ニュース：AFPBB News	查看 271	AFPBB News	2025-05-20 10:40:00 2025-05-20 11:03:35	word
3146747	无图 <p>DILI, 16 May 2025 (TATOLI) – A delegation from Southern Adventist University (SAU) in Tennessee, USA, has arrived in Timor-Leste for a two-week humanitarian mission aimed at delivering essential healthcare services to local communities.</p><p>Upon arrival, the group paid a courtesy visit to President José Ramos-Horta to present the details of their 13-day outreach program. The delegation includes university faculty members—among them Paulo Dias Grilo—and students led by team coordinator Heaven Robles. Their visit is facilitated by the local Seventh-day Adventist Mission.</p><p>During the meeting, the group reaffirmed presented SAU’s commitment to delivering healthcare services, with a specific focus on general medical and dental care, maternal health, and children’s well-being.”</p><p>The Head of State expressed his sincere appreciation for SAU’s initiative and commitment to supporting the health of the Timorese people, providing the team with an overview of the national health system to aid their efforts.</p><p>Horta commended the spirit of international volunteerism demonstrated by the SAU team, highlighting the value of such partnerships in complementing national efforts to improve public health.</p><p>The President wished the delegation success in their upcoming clinics, which are anticipated to bring tangible benefits to the recipient communities and further strengthen the bonds of friendship between Timor-Leste and the United States.</p><p>TATOLI</p> Southern Adventist University Delegation Brings Medical Help to Manufahi - TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste	查看 1483	塔托利新闻社	2025-05-16 13:07:20 2025-05-20 10:20:45	word
3146746	无图 <p>By: Dionisio Babo Soares</p><p>The Government of Timor-Leste is hosting an International Conference on the Law of the Sea and Maritime Dispute Settlement in Dili, Timor-Leste, from May 15 to 16, 2025. This conference, themed “Navigating Challenges: Law of the Sea and Maritime Dispute Settlement,” is expected to explore how international law and mechanisms, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), can assist nations in resolving maritime disputes. The emphasis on “dispute settlement” is not without reason.</p><p>The vast expanse of the world’s oceans, a critical source of sustenance, economic opportunity, and ecological balance, is increasingly marked by zones of contention. Disputed maritime areas, arising from overlapping jurisdictional claims and competing geopolitical, economic, and strategic interests, pose significant challenges to international peace, security, and the sustainable management of marine resources. These disputes can obstruct efforts to conserve biodiversity, hinder equitable access to marine resources, and exacerbate tensions between neighboring states. While the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) stands as the cornerstone of international maritime law, its effectiveness in resolving these disputes and fostering comprehensive ocean governance under the current international instrument landscape requires a nuanced and multidimensional examination. Knowing it further allows me to delve into the legal mechanisms for managing disputed maritime areas, evaluate the institutional architecture underpinning ocean governance, and explore strategic pathways to enhance cooperation and stability in a rapidly evolving maritime domain.</p><p>UNCLOS: Legal Framework and Limitations in Boundary Delimitation</p><p>UNCLOS was adopted in 1982 and entered into force in 1994. This constitution of the sea provides a comprehensive legal order for the oceans. It delineates maritime zones such as territorial seas, contiguous zones, exclusive economic zones (EEZs), and continental shelves. It also defines the rights and obligations of coastal and flag states and establishes navigation, marine resource management, environmental protection, and dispute settlement regimes. Articles 74 and 83 specifically address the delimitation of the EEZ and the continental shelf between states with opposite or adjacent coasts. These provisions emphasize negotiation and equitable solutions as the basis for boundary delimitation.</p><p>However, the indeterminate term “equitable solution” opens space for divergent interpretations, leading to legal uncertainty and protracted disputes. Moreover, UNCLOS does not impose a compulsory binding mechanism for maritime boundary delimitation. While states may submit their disputes to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS), or ad hoc arbitration under Annex VII, doing so requires mutual consent. This voluntary nature has allowed many disputes to remain unresolved for decades, creating “grey zones” with contested jurisdiction, stalling development initiatives, and occasionally triggering diplomatic or military confrontations.</p><p>The South China Sea dispute, where overlapping claims by multiple countries intersect with strategic trade routes and rich fishing grounds, exemplifies UNCLOS’s limitations in practice. Despite the 2016 Arbitral Tribunal ruling under Annex VII in favor of the Philippines, major powers’ absence of enforcement and non-compliance underscore the gap between legal rulings and geopolitical realities.</p><p>Tools Within UNCLOS for Dispute Management</p><p>Despite its limitations, UNCLOS provides a suite of mechanisms designed to encourage the peaceful management of disputed areas. Article 279 mandates that states settle their disputes peacefully following the UN Charter. Articles 281–284 outline various dispute resolution options, including negotiation, mediation, conciliation, and adjudication, emphasizing procedural flexibility and diplomacy.</p><p>Notably, Articles 74(3) and 83(3) encourage states to make provisional arrangements of a practical nature—often in the form of joint development or management zones—pending final delimitation. These arrangements offer pragmatic solutions that preserve the status quo, reduce tensions, and allow for cooperative utilization of marine resources. The now-superseded Timor Sea arrangements between Timor-Leste and Australia—including the 2006 CMATS agreement—enabled joint exploitation of petroleum resources while shelving sovereignty issues temporarily.</p><p>Similar precedents include the Malaysia–Thailand Joint Development Area (JDA) and the Japan–South Korea Joint Development Zone in the East China Sea, illustrating how cooperation can proceed even in the face of unresolved boundaries, provided political will and mutual benefit exist.</p><p>Complementary International Instruments and Institutions</p><p>While UNCLOS remains the bedrock of maritime law, it is complemented by a broader ecosystem of international instruments and organizations that help manage specific aspects of disputed maritime spaces.</p> Regional Fisheries Management Organizations (RFMOs):<p>RFMOs are vital for governing fish stocks that traverse EEZs and high seas, particularly in contested areas. Despite boundary disputes, states often cooperate under RFMOs to set quotas, enforce conservation measures, and monitor illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing. However, political tensions and lack of robust enforcement can limit their effectiveness, especially when key coastal states refuse to join or comply.</p> Environmental and Biodiversity Treaties:<p>Agreements such as the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), the London Convention on marine dumping, and the recently adopted High Seas Treaty (BBNJ Agreement) provide ecosystem-based management and conservation frameworks. These regimes can operate in disputed zones, offering avenues for cooperation in research, pollution control, and marine protected areas—though again, their efficacy depends on political will and operational coordination.</p> Maritime Security Frameworks:<p>In regions affected by piracy, trafficking, or other transnational threats, multilateral arrangements such as the Djibouti Code of Conduct or the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP) demonstrate how shared security concerns can drive collaboration even among states with unresolved maritime boundaries.</p><p>Future Strategic Pathways</p><p>Achieving comprehensive and effective ocean governance in the face of disputed maritime claims requires an integrated, inclusive, and adaptive approach. Efforts must be intensified to encourage universal ratification of UNCLOS and to support capacity building for its implementation, particularly in developing states with limited legal, technical, and surveillance capabilities. Initiatives such as legal training programs, hydrographic surveys, and satellite monitoring systems can empower states to assert their rights and fulfill their obligations.</p><p>Global institutions such as the IMO, FAO, UNEP, and UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission must be better integrated into maritime governance frameworks. Region-specific arrangements, including regional sea programs and subregional security dialogues, should be expanded to create synergies, address transboundary challenges, and embed conflict-prevention mechanisms in resource management protocols.</p><p>Trust-building is essential in disputed maritime contexts. Mechanisms such as hotlines between navies, joint hydrographic surveys, shared data platforms (e.g., for vessel monitoring or marine pollution), and regular bilateral or multilateral consultations can help reduce misperceptions and enhance mutual understanding. Joint initiatives in search and rescue, marine scientific research, or disaster response may also provide depoliticized areas of collaboration.</p><p>While the consent-based nature of UNCLOS dispute resolution limits enforcement, states can be encouraged to commit to binding arbitration through bilateral or regional agreements. New pathways—such as hybrid tribunals, special fact-finding missions, or preliminary injunction-style “provisional measures”—could be explored to prevent harm to marine environments or escalation of disputes while legal outcomes are pending.</p><p>Given ocean issues’ transboundary and interdisciplinary nature, ocean governance must be mainstreamed into broader global frameworks on climate action, biodiversity protection, and international peace and security. Coastal degradation, rising sea levels, and ocean acidification threaten to exacerbate maritime disputes, necessitating climate-resilient legal and policy tools.</p><p>Non-state actors, especially coastal communities, Indigenous peoples, NGOs, academics, and the private sector, should be involved in governance processes. Their local knowledge, environmental stewardship, and innovation can complement formal mechanisms and contribute to more equitable and sustainable outcomes. Community-led marine conservation efforts and corporate environmental accountability frameworks offer valuable models for engagement.</p><p>Closing remarks</p><p>While UNCLOS provides the foundational legal architecture for managing maritime disputes and promoting ocean governance, its practical efficacy is shaped by the political, institutional, and environmental context in which it operates. The persistent challenges of unresolved boundary claims, legal ambiguities, and enforcement gaps underscore the need for an evolved and resilient governance regime.</p><p>Navigating the complex reality of disputed maritime areas demands more than legal precision—it requires cooperative spirit, diplomatic innovation, and institutional adaptability. Strengthening international and regional cooperation, enhancing dispute resolution mechanisms, fostering transparency, integrating environmental and security priorities, and embracing inclusive governance are all essential to unlocking the potential of UNCLOS and securing the future of our oceans.</p><p>In an era of mounting geopolitical competition and environmental fragility, the global community must reaffirm its commitment to the marine commons’ peaceful, sustainable, and equitable stewardship. Only through shared responsibility and sustained engagement can we ensure that the oceans remain a source of life, prosperity, and stability for generations to come. (*)</p> Managing Disputed Maritime Areas and Fostering Global Ocean Governance Under Current International Instruments - TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste	查看 10615	塔托利新闻社	2025-05-16 15:30:33 2025-05-20 10:20:45	word
3146745	无图 <p>DILI, 16 May 2025 (TATOLI) – On the second day of the Dili International Conference themed: “Navigating Challenges: Law of the Sea and Maritime Dispute Settlement,”Timor-Leste Prime Minister Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão urged nations across the globe to strengthen international cooperation and uphold maritime law amid growing geopolitical tensions, maritime disputes, and environmental challenges.</p><p>Addressing an international audience at the conference—including Judge Heidar, President of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, as well as diplomats, legal experts, and academics—Gusmão emphasized the ocean’s role in connecting humanity and supporting global economies, while also underscoring its deep cultural and economic significance for Timor-Leste.</p><p>“The ocean holds extraordinary biodiversity and great mystery. It is essential to the survival and wellbeing of future generations, especially as the impacts of climate change worsen,” Prime Minister Gusmão said at the conference, in Dili today. “In Timor-Leste, a Small Island Developing State, the ocean is central to our cultural identity. It supports food security, employment and our economic development.”</p><p>However, Gusmão said that the ocean has also become the center for rising geopolitical tensions and environmental degradation.</p><p>“Some of the world’s most entrenched disputes are over maritime boundaries,” said the Prime Minister. “Because of this, it is essential that nations work together to promote unity, a sense of common purpose and peace.”</p><p>He noted that more than 200 unresolved maritime boundary disputes worldwide continue to threaten peace and stability amid the weakening of the international legal, economic, and trade systems established after the Second World War. “That is why now, more than ever, we must work to uphold international law and build global solidarity.”</p><p>He stressed that, in a time of global disruption, countries must stand united in defense of international law, adding that the law should be the primary mechanism for resolving disputes and maintaining peace.</p><p>Gusmão drew upon Timor-Leste’s own experience in resolving its maritime boundary with Australia through the first successful use of the Compulsory Conciliation mechanism under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).</p><p>Gusmão draws from his country’s experience – international law gives even the smallest nations—like Timor-Leste—a voice to secure their sovereign rights. “That is why Timor-Leste again turned to international law to defend our sovereign rights and resolve our maritime boundaries with Australia.</p><p>Gusmão praised the landmark High Seas Treaty—an agreement adopted in 2023 to protect marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction—as a key step toward sustainable and equitable ocean governance, particularly in the context of combating climate change, a growing threat to marine ecosystems and coastal nations, especially Small Island Developing States (SIDS) like Timor-Leste.</p><p>Timor-Leste ratified the Treaty in September 2024, joining global efforts to safeguard marine biodiversity through environmental assessments, marine protected areas, and fair benefit-sharing from marine genetic resources.</p><p>He said: “Ratification of the Treaty will only be the beginning. The task ahead is to implement its provisions effectively — to translate legal principles into conservation outcomes.”</p><p>Gusmão lauded recent advisory opinion from international courts under UNCLOS that affirm state obligations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, describing it as a win for climate justice and for nations most vulnerable to the climate crisis.</p><p>Gusmão urged global leaders and institutions to act with urgency and shared purpose, saying the ocean must remain a source of connection, not conflict.</p><p>“And we must protect marine biodiversity for future generations. I hope that long into the future, Timorese children will still marvel at our coral reefs and witness the blue whales along our shores. To achieve this, we must act together, with shared purpose and a vision for a nature-positive future,” Gusmão highlighted. </p><p>The Dili International Conference brought together participants from the Pacific, ASEAN, CPLP, the g7+ nations, and legal and policy experts from across the globe. </p><p>Journalist: Camilio de Sousa</p><p>Editor: Filomeno Martins</p> Prime Minister Gusmão Calls for Global Unity in Ocean Protection - TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste	查看 4443	塔托利新闻社	2025-05-16 20:57:13 2025-05-20 10:20:45	word
3146744	无图 <p>DILI, 18 May 2025 (TATOLI) – Indonesian motocross rider, Muhamad Zidane, emerged as the champion in the International Open Class final at the International Motocross Event held in Dolokoan, Cristo Rei, on Sunday.</p><p>Muhamad expressed his happiness, as this was his first time competing in Timor-Leste, yet he managed to secure victory.</p><p>“I became the champion here and showcased great performance for my team,” the foreign rider told journalists.</p><p>He noted that all competitors were experienced, especially Lewis from Australia, as they often competed together in Indonesia, which balanced their performances. However, he was grateful to have won ahead of Lewis.</p><p>Meanwhile, Nesta Bento, a rider from the Zefra Racing Team who secured third place in the 200cc 4-Stroke class, shared his key to success: discipline and caution, along with consistent training in the arena. He emphasized the importance of learning from experienced riders and using them as examples for improvement.</p><p>“The world of motocross does not create shortcuts for anyone. If you want to showcase your talent, come here and compete together, because riding on the track is different from riding on public roads,” she encouraged.</p><p>She expressed his gratitude to the organizing committee for hosting the event, allowing riders to prepare effectively for international-level competitions.</p><p>Additionally, Chelin Valentina from the Shell Monteiro Brother Team, recognized as one of Timor-Leste’s female riders, stated that although she did not win, she was still grateful to have competed as a woman in a field largely dominated by men.</p><p>“I encourage my fellow women who have talent in motocross to come and compete in the arena to showcase their skills. Do not demonstrate your talent on public roads, as it can lead to traffic accidents,” rider advised.</p><p>Similarly, motocross enthusiast Dahlio Sousa shared that when he watches motocross competitions, he prefers the International Open Class because it features not only Timorese riders but also competitors from other nations.</p><p>“I find the International Open Class the most exciting because riders never show weakness and never lose points. In the end, the fastest one becomes the champion,” she commented.</p><p>Meanwhile, the winners in various categories were:</p>Special Engine 85cc: Juvencio FreitasStandard 155cc (Beginner): António SarmentoSpecial Engine 125/250cc Grade (A): Long MonteiroSpecial Engine 125/250cc Grade (B): Ako Plur200cc Sport: Jeqy MesquitaStandard 155cc (Senior): Cedric200cc 4-Stroke: Ano PereiraSE 85cc Super: Alex FreitasFFA 200/250cc: Danilo TilmanJuvenile Class: Esteven AprilioEx-Crosser Class: Obot FameSpecial Engine Open International Class: Muhamad Zidane<p>The event took place over two days (May 17-18) and was organized by the Timor-Leste Motorcycling Federation (FMCTL). It aimed to celebrate the 23rd anniversary of the Restoration of Independence of Timor-Leste, which falls on May 20, 2025.</p><p>Journalist: Alexandra da Costa</p><p>Editor: Xisto Freitas</p><p>Translation: Rafael Ximenes de A. Belo</p> Indonesian motocross rider emerged as the winner in the final of the International Motocross Event - TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste	查看 3118	塔托利新闻社	2025-05-18 07:19:23 2025-05-20 10:20:45	word
3146743	无图 <p>DILI, 19 May 2025 (TATOLI)—Last night, a total lunar eclipse darkened the skies over Bali, Indonesia, and Timor-Leste, captivating observers in both locations.</p><p>The eclipse occurred on Sunday, May 18, 2025, with the large and small hands of the clock marking 11:00 PM Timor-Leste time and 9:00 PM local Bali time.</p><p>Timor-Leste’s esteemed fighter, Deniel, remained true to his principles, holding firmly to his dignity and expressing his strong sense of nationalism. His determination paid off, as he secured victory despite competing in a foreign land.</p><p>Deniel showcased his skill as a boxer without resorting to aggression beyond the sport. From the very first round, he made it clear that he was a force to be reckoned with, keeping his opponent Krispinus on the defensive.</p><p>In the second round, Deniel never showed weakness, making it even more difficult for Krispinus to exploit any openings. Although Krispinus launched attacks, Deniel’s defensive maneuvers remained solid—his gloves, wrapped in red boxing gear, became impenetrable barriers to his opponent’s strikes.</p><p>The match continued, and Deniel consistently delivered powerful left hooks, forcing Krispinus into retreat more than he could land decisive hits. By the fourth round, Deniel had accumulated significantly more points than Krispinus, securing an undeniable victory and claiming the championship title.</p><p>When Deniel was crowned champion, it was like a thunderous strike that shook Krispinus, his coach, and his supporters. They tried to make noise in the ring, but the HSS security team managed to keep the situation calm. Deniel proudly raised the Timor-Leste flag high in the air, celebrating his victory.</p><p>Deniel’s triumph was not handed to him on a silver platter, nor was it given as an offering. It was earned through his own fight, his own effort, and his own sweat as he battled in the ring. His victory is a reminder of the historic moment 23 years ago when Timorese fighters shouted their defiance at Tasi-Tolu in Dili, proclaiming to the world that Timor-Leste had restored its sovereignty.</p><p>On Sunday, May 18, 2025, Timor-Leste’s warrior, represented by Deniel, raised his fists in Bali, Indonesia, sending a message to Indonesia and the world that Timor-Leste is capable—that it is not an isolated nation in the eyes of the world.</p><p>Deniel fought not only in the ring but also with a deep sense of nationalism and patriotism. His spirit echoed beyond the boxing arena, inspiring others to take pride in Timor-Leste. Congratulations to Timor-Leste’s champion, Deniel de Asis Belo!</p><p>Brief Biography of Deniel</p><p>Full Name: Deniel de Assis Belo Age: 19 Nationality: Timor-Leste Professional Record: 3 wins (1 KO), 0 losses, 0 draws KO Win Percentage: 33.33% Professional Career: 2024–present Professional Debut: August 25, 2024 Height: 5’6″ (168 cm) Reach: 65″ (165 cm) Weight Class: Super Bantamweight (122 lbs / 55.3 kg)</p><p>Professional Fight Summary</p>August 25, 2024 – Bali, IndonesiaOpponent: Kaleb Putra SiregarResult: Won by split decision (Round 4)Event: HW Sport Night Vol. 2Weight Class: 120.3 lbs (54.5 kg)November 30, 2024 – Dili, Timor-LesteOpponent: Francisco AlmeidaResult: Won by split decision (Round 4)Event: WBC-AsiaWeight Class: 125.8 lbs (57.0 kg)February 9, 2025 – Bali, IndonesiaOpponent: Sakti Hamonangan ManullangResult: Won by TKO (Round 3, 1:45)Event: HW Sport Night BaliWeight Class: 120.0 lbs (54.4 kg)<p>Potential and Development</p><p>According to boxing analysts, Deniel de Assis Belo has shown an impressive performance since the start of his professional career.</p><p>With three consecutive wins in a short period, including one by TKO, Deniel has demonstrated his strength and technical skills in the ring.</p><p>As a rising boxer at just 19 years old, he has great potential to develop into a symbol of Timorese boxing.</p><p>HW Sport Night (HSN) Event</p><p>The HW Sport Night (HSN) boxing event took place on Sunday, May 18, 2025, at Atlas Super Club, Canggu, Bali. The event started at 5:00 PM Bali time and featured a total of 12 matches, with live streaming available on the Vidio HSS platform.</p><p>HSN is a national-level boxing competition in Indonesia, aimed at discovering young boxing talent with the potential to become future world champions. The event not only seeks to boost public interest in boxing but also provides young athletes with an opportunity to compete at a higher level.</p><p>If no schedule changes occur, 12 matches are set for HSN Bali 2025. Among them, three main fights feature international boxers.</p><p>Main Matches:</p>Super Flyweight: Forlan Rivaldo vs. Tyson LahaguFeatherweight: Dewa Aji Sukma vs. Hafiz KareemSuper Featherweight: Yahya Garcia vs. Umang<p>Additionally, nine other matches make up the fight card for May 18, 2025, including participation from several international boxers, such as Mourad Omar (Egypt), Khisrav Kuranbaev (Russia), Rainmaker (South Africa), Deniel de Assis Belo (Timor-Leste), and female boxer Alis (Poland).</p><p>HSN Bali 2025 Fight Card</p>Heavyweight: Mourad Omar (Egypt) vs. Rabowo Surya (Indonesia)Welterweight: Calisrox (Indonesia) vs. Yunus Sasmita (Indonesia)Super Flyweight: Don Phills (Indonesia) vs. Frans Hutajulu (Indonesia)Bantamweight: Biwa (Indonesia) vs. Alis (Poland)Featherweight: Khisrav Kuranbaev (Russia) vs. Derry Julyawan (Indonesia)Middleweight: Saroha Lumbantobing (Indonesia) vs. Jemi Martins (Indonesia)Super Middleweight: Rainmaker (South Africa) vs. Rey Marcelino (Indonesia)Super Bantamweight: Deniel de Assis Belo (Timor-Leste) vs. Krispinus Soleman (Indonesia)Super Flyweight: Forlan Rivaldo (Indonesia) vs. Tyson Lahagu (Indonesia)Featherweight: Dewa Aji Sukma (Indonesia) vs. Hafiz Kareem (Indonesia)Featherweight: Matheo Matias (Indonesia) vs. Edi Guston (Indonesia)Super Lightweight: Yahya Garcia (Indonesia) vs. Umang (Indonesia)<p>Deniel’s participation in this event further solidifies his rising career, showcasing his skills and determination in the ring. Timor-Leste continues to make its mark in the boxing world through his achievements.</p><p>Journalist: Hortencio Sanches</p><p>Editor: Cancio Ximenes</p><p>Translation: Rafael Ximenes de A. Belo</p> Deniel raises Timor-Leste’s name through boxing - TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste	查看 6247	塔托利新闻社	2025-05-19 05:55:23 2025-05-20 10:20:45	word
3146742	无图 <p>DILI, 19 May 2025 (TATOLI) – The Ambassador of Western Sahara to the United Nations (UN), Sidi Mohamed Omar, expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the Government of Timor-Leste for its continuous solidarity and support in the struggle of the Sahrawi people.</p><p>His remarks came after a courtesy meeting with Prime Minister Xanana Gusmão at the Government Office in Dili.</p><p>“We are deeply honored by the warm reception from Prime Minister Xanana Gusmão. This is not our first meeting, and as always, we feel that Timor-Leste is our second home,” Sidi Mohamed stated</p><p>During the discussion, both parties exchanged views on current issues, particularly the developments in the Western Sahara conflict.</p><p>Prime Minister Xanana Gusmão reaffirmed the commitment and support of the Timorese government and people for the right of the Sahrawi people to self-determination and full independence.</p><p>“He (PM Xanana) reiterated that Timor-Leste will continue to support our struggle in regional and international forums so that the Sahrawi people may enjoy the same freedom that the Timorese people have achieved,” Ambassador Sidi Omar added.</p><p>He also expressed deep appreciation for Timor-Leste’s continued solidarity, describing it as an act of moral and historical courage that holds great significance in the Sahrawi people’s fight for independence.</p><p>The meeting was also attended by the Ambassador of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic to Timor-Leste, Boibait Malainin Boibuat.</p><p>Previously, on March 11, 2025, the National Parliament (PN) of Timor-Leste approved a resolution to establish a special commission to monitor the Western Sahara conflict. During a plenary session led by Parliamentary President Maria Fernanda Lay, the resolution was unanimously passed with 54 votes in favor.</p><p>The commission is tasked with tracking the progress of the Sahrawi people’s struggle at both national and international levels, including following decisions made by the UN General Assembly and the Security Council while maintaining relations with relevant organizations.</p><p>Additionally, the commission will play a role in drafting policy recommendations and actively engaging with the Western Sahara Parliamentary Committee to strengthen Timor-Leste’s position as a key supporter of Western Sahara’s independence.</p><p>The commission consists of eight members from various political parties, including CNRT, FRETILIN, PD, KHUNTO, and PLP, along with alternative members. Its mandate will last throughout the current legislative term and may be extended until the conflict is resolved.</p><p>With strong political backing and close diplomatic ties, Timor-Leste reaffirms its position as one of the most consistent supporters of the Sahrawi people’s right to self-determination.</p><p>Journalist: Cidalia Fátima</p><p>Editor : Armandina Moniz</p><p>Translation: Rafael Ximenes de A. Belo</p> Timor-Leste is a second home for the people of Western Sahara – Sidi Mohamed Omar - TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste	查看 2928	塔托利新闻社	2025-05-19 07:59:48 2025-05-20 10:20:45	word
3146741	无图 <p>DILI, 19 May 2025 (TATOLI) – Timor-Leste has awarded the Most Reverend Father Domingos da Silva Soares “Maubere”, by assigning him, posthumously, the order of Nicolau Lobato.</p><p>The ceremony of recognition of his role in the struggle for National Liberation took place during a solemn mass on Monday, 19 May 2025, at theImmaculate Conception Cathedral, in Dili.</p><p>The memorial mass was presided over by Cardinal Virgílio do Carmo da Silva and attended by tens of thousands of Catholics, including national and religious leaders, government officials, and members of the National Parliament.</p><p>The President of the Republic, José Ramos-Horta, proceeded to present the award, first placing the medal in the hands of a family member of Fr. Maubere, after which the medal was handed to Cardinal Silva to be placed on Maubere’s coffin.</p><p>Horta paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Fr. Domingos Soares Maubere, recognizing his pivotal role in Timor-Leste’s struggle for independence and decades of spiritual and civic leadership. “Today, on behalf of the People of Timor-Leste and in my personal capacity, I pay him tribute with reverence and affection. We thank him for everything: for the homilies that awakened us, for the denunciations that unsettled us, for the embraces that comforted us, for the advice that guided us, and for the prayers that sustained us.”</p><p>Horta recalled Fr. Maubere’s instrumental role in organizing the historic 1998 Meeting of the National Council of Timorese Resistance (CNRT) in Peniche, Portugal — a crucial step in uniting Timorese resistance during the occupation. “At that time, when hope was still clandestine, Amu Du helped to ignite the flame of unity, with the same courage with which he celebrated mass in times of fear or came to the aid of those suffering in silence.”</p><p>“From his priestly ordination in the Cathedral of Braga in 1978 to his final days here at the Parish of Becora, Priest Domingos followed a path of generous service, silent evangelization, and tireless commitment. He lived, as he once wrote, “with much pain, many challenges, but also with much joy,” in fidelity to his covenant with the God of Love.</p><p>“His word was firm, but his heart was merciful. His presence among us was a testimony of lived faith, shared humanity, and total service. He shaped generations, inspired vocations, touched lives. His name will remain engraved in the hearts of Timorese faithful as a symbol of Christian authenticity, of committed citizenship, and of unconditional love for his people.”</p><p>Fr. Maubere passed away on Friday, 15 May 2025, at the age of 73, at Guido Valadares National Hospital (HNGV), after being hospitalized for more than a week.</p><p>“Maubere’s body was laid to rest on Monday, 19 May 2025, at the Catholic Priests’ Cemetery in Maloa, Ailok Laran, Dili. </p><p>He was born on May 12, 1952, in Ermera Municipality, where he grew up in a farming family.</p><p>Maubere was ordained as a priest in Portugal in 1978 and returned to Timor in 1980, where he first served as parish priest in Ossu, Viqueque Municipality.</p><p>In 1983, he was placed under house arrest by Indonesian authorities. Four years later, in 1987, he was relocated to Dili, where he continued his underground resistance work, maintaining contact with leaders Xanana Gusmão and Konis Santana and supporting guerrilla fighters.</p><p>In 1997, under growing pressure from Indonesian authorities, Father Maubere was once again forced into exile. During this time, he helped organize the founding congress of the National Council of Timorese Resistance (CNRT) in Portugal. After returning to Timor-Leste, he served as the CNRT coordinator in Dili.</p><p>He also endured the turbulent period surrounding the 1999 independence referendum. To escape militia violence, Maubere fled to the mountains, making the arduous journey to Mount Ramelau, where he sought refuge and solace in prayer.</p><p>Journalist: Camilio de Sousa</p><p>Editor: Filomeno Martins</p> Timor-Leste honors the late Fr. Domingos ‘Maubere’ with the Order of Nicolau Lobato - TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste	查看 4013	塔托利新闻社	2025-05-19 19:42:10 2025-05-20 10:20:45	word
3146740	无图 <p>DILI, 19 May 2025 (TATOLI) – On the occasion of the 23rd Anniversary of Timor-Leste’s Restoration of Independence, President and Nobel Peace Laureate, Jose Ramos Horta bestowed the prestigious national honor, the Order of Timor-Leste, to national and international recipients in recognition of their dedicated service and exceptional contributions to the nation. The official ceremony was held at the Nicolau Lobato Presidential Palace.</p><p>In a series of presidential decrees, President RamosHorta bestowed:</p><p>The Order of Timor-Leste to 21 distinguished recipients for their exceptional contributions to the nation’s justice sector, with 17 recipients receiving the Collar of the Order of Timor-Leste and 4 receiving the Medal of the Order of Timor-Leste.</p><p>The Order of Timor-Leste to 78 distinguished recipients across various sectors of national development, with 20 receiving the Collar of the Order of Timor-Leste, 41 awarded the Medal of the Order of Timor-Leste, 16 receiving the Insignia of the Order of Timor-Leste, and one receiving the Medal of Merit of the Order of Timor-Leste.</p><p>The Collar of the Order of Timor-Leste to former United States Ambassador to Timor-Leste, Grover Joseph Rees, in recognition of his exceptional contributions to strengthening diplomatic relations between the two nations.</p><p>The Nicolau Lobato Order posthumously to Reverend Father Domingos da Silva Soares “Maubere” in recognition of his significant contributions to Timor-Leste’s struggle for national independence.</p><p>“As we celebrate our nation’s independence, we honor those individuals whose dedication has been instrumental in our journey,” stated President Ramos-Horta. “From the justice sector to diplomatic service, from civilian combatants in our liberation struggle to the tireless efforts of countless others working for our development—these exceptional individuals represent the best of Timor-Leste. Their unwavering commitment across various sectors has strengthened our young democracy, promoted peace between peoples, and contributed significantly to our national stability. Their collective achievements demonstrate not just personal excellence, but the resilience and determination of the Timorese spirit as we continue building our nation.”</p><p>The awards recognize the honorees’ tireless efforts across various areas including academia, healthcare, government service, resistance efforts, diplomatic relations, and the justice sector. Their contributions have directly benefited Timorese citizens while strengthening the foundations of the nation’s democratic institutions.</p><p>Recipients of the Order of Timor-Leste</p><p>Posthumous Decoration with the Order of Nicolau Lobato to the Most Reverend Father Domingos da Silva Soares “Maubere”</p><p>Decoration of His Excellency the Former Ambassador of the United States of America (USA), Grover Joseph Rees, with the Collar Grade of the Order of Timor-Leste.</p><p>Decoration with the Order of Timor-Leste including the Collar, Medal, and certificate of recognition to the Authors of Justice who performed duties for the benefit of the Timorese people during the national development process.</p><p>TATOLI</p> Horta Bestows Order of Timor-Leste to National and International Recipients on Anniversary of Restoration of Independence - TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste	查看 3201	塔托利新闻社	2025-05-19 20:15:23 2025-05-20 10:20:45	word
3146739	无图 <p><i>Op-Ed By WHO Representative In Timor-Leste, Dr Arvind Mathur</i></p><p>DILI, 19 May 2025 (TATOLI) – You wouldn’t know it by looking at someone, but right now, about one in every three adults in Timor-Leste is walking around with a silent time bomb in their bodies. It’s called hypertension – high blood pressure – and it’s quietly setting the stage for heart attacks, strokes, kidney failure and other chronic illnesses across this young nation. </p><p>What’s more alarming? Hypertension gives no warning signs until it’s almost too late. Most people discover it often after collapsing or being rushed to the hospital. </p><p>This year’s World Hypertension Day theme—Measure Your Blood Pressure Accurately, Control It, Live Longer—is a powerful nudge to action that a simple blood pressure check can be lifesaving. The first step is awareness. The second is action.</p><p>The Numbers Speak for themselves-Globally, hypertension claims 10.4 million deaths annually. In Timor-Leste, the age-standardized prevalence of hypertension among adults (30–79 years) is 35% — 34% in men and 37% in women. </p><p>What makes this crisis especially tragic is how preventable it is. In a country where people have survived decades of conflict, they now face a modern, invisible enemy – one that comes from changing diets, too much salt in instant noodles and processed foods, physical inactivity and not enough access to basic health checks.</p><p>A Growing Burden: In Timor-Leste, non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including those related to high blood pressure, are rising swiftly. Many, particularly in rural areas, only discover they have hypertension after severe complications arise, leading to unnecessary suffering, hospitalizations, and premature deaths.</p><p>But there is hope and progress. Prevention is Possible and Treatment works. Hypertension is both preventable and treatable. Early detection through regular BP checks, guided treatment, and lifestyle changes can dramatically reduce risk. </p><p>Tackling one of the biggest modern-day killers requires an integrated approach—linking responses across diseases, strengthening health systems, building skills of health workforce and actively involving communities. </p><p>The Ministry’s flagship 50×25 initiative, launched in 2024, aims to place 50,000 people with hypertension or diabetes on regular treatment by 2025. In collaboration with WHO and the World Diabetes Foundation, this bold mission is being implemented through targeted screening and follow-up care. I commend the Ministry of Health and partners for training health workers in Dili and Aileu to accelerate diagnosis and treatment.</p><p>Complementing this is the continued expansion of the HEARTS initiative, which integrates hypertension prevention and control directly into primary healthcare systems, bringing services closer to communities.</p><p>The country has also adopted WHO’s Package of Essential Noncommunicable Disease Interventions (PEN), a cost-effective tool for early detection and management of chronic conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Managing one of these diseases well often helps manage the others too. </p><p>These efforts are being further reinforced through the Integrated Health Program, or Programa Integradu BA Saúde (PIS), which brings care closest to communities, improves specialist care and strengthens referral pathways at the community level. While the government does its part, the citizens must do theirs too.</p><p>This World Hypertension Day, I urge every citizen—from mountains to coast—to get your blood pressure checked. Visit nearest health post, talk to your doctor, and encourage loved ones to do the same. A simple test today could prevent a stroke or heart attack tomorrow. </p><p>Everyone above 18 should have their blood pressure checked regularly at least once or twice a year. If elevated levels are detected, further regular and more frequent monitoring is advised.</p><p>You can’t feel high blood pressure, but you can control it. Get it checked today as this seemingly small step bring big impact. Managing your blood pressure goes beyond individual wellbeing. It is a proven and powerful act of disease prevention. Uncontrolled hypertension can lead to lifelong complications like stroke, paralysis, speech loss, memory decline, and long-term disability. These effects can ripple through families. The good news: often, just one affordable pill a day, combined with regular monitoring and healthier habits, can prevent these devastating outcomes. </p><p>Acting now can pave the way for longer, stronger lives—for yourself, for your family and for the future of Timor Leste.</p><p>TATOLI</p> A simple BP Check Today Can Save Years Tomorrow - TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste	查看 4686	塔托利新闻社	2025-05-19 20:51:17 2025-05-20 10:20:45	word
3146738	无图 <p>DILI, 19 May 2025 (TATOLI) – The Timor-Leste Non-Governmental Organization Forum (FONGTIL) is organizing a conference on Asia-Pacific solidarity with Western Sahara to demonstrate Timor-Leste’s commitment to the values of freedom and global justice for the people of Western Sahara, who continue their struggle for self-determination.</p><p>The conference is taking place at the Fundação Oriente, with direct participation from Prime Minister Xanana Gusmão.</p><p>In his speech, the head of government strongly criticized the weak response from the international community to the human rights violations faced by the people of Western Sahara, as well as the injustice in the implementation of international law, which often tends to be subordinated to the interests of powerful nations.</p><p>Xanana Gusmão stated that international law itself is disregarded when it does not affect the interests of major powers, as they prefer to remain uninformed.</p><p>“This conference is not merely symbolic, but also a call to action, as it is crucial to build an active solidarity movement across all nations. Such a movement can push for the implementation of the referendum that was long promised by the United Nations (UN), yet remains unfulfilled. We must do more than just raise our voices—we must start establishing support movements in various countries,” Xanana Gusmão stated today at Fundação Oriente.</p><p>He emphasized that this conference also serves as a forum to express support from allied nations such as Japan, Australia, and the Philippines, which have participated and demonstrated their solidarity. This moment is particularly significant ahead of the 24th meeting of the UN Committee on Decolonization and the UN General Assembly in September 2025.</p><p>FONGTIL Director Valentim da Costa Pinto stated that Timor-Leste’s civil society supports the struggle of the Sahrawi people based on the principles of human rights and universal justice.</p><p>He noted that Western Sahara remains one of the last colonized regions in the world. Its people have endured exile, pressure, and separation for nearly five decades, yet they have survived and continue their struggle.</p><p>He underscored that the Sahrawi people’s struggle is not only political but also moral—a global fight that requires international community involvement and support.</p><p>This solidarity movement, which initially began with young Timorese students, has now grown into a broader initiative involving nations and different generations. This spirit remains strong, ensuring that the voice of the people of Western Sahara is not lost amid global geopolitical interests.</p><p>“For our brothers and sisters in Western Sahara, know that you are not alone. Timor-Leste stands with you,” Valentim stated.</p><p>On this occasion, the Ambassador of Western Sahara to the UN, Sidi Omar, also spoke about the injustices faced by the Sahrawi people for over 50 years.</p><p>“Our people have never wavered in their struggle for freedom and independence. For 50 years, we have endured brutal occupation, yet we remain steadfast in our right to self-determination, as guaranteed by UN Resolution 1514,” Ambassador Sidi Omar declared.</p><p>He recalled that in May 1975—50 years ago—the UN Fact-Finding Mission in Western Sahara reached three key conclusions: the Sahrawi people overwhelmingly supported independence, the Polisario Front was recognized as the legitimate dominant force, and the UN must allow for self-determination. However, these recommendations have yet to be implemented.</p><p>He further stated that the UN’s failure to resolve the issue of Western Sahara reflects a systemic crisis that is weakening multilateral institutions. Pressure from major powers, such as France, has contributed to the deadlock in the peace process.</p><p>“Occupation does not grant legitimacy. Morocco is attempting to create a colonial reality on the ground, but it will never replace the validity of international law,” Sidi Omar asserted.</p><p>He emphasized the importance of continuing to internationalize the issue of Western Sahara and encouraged participation from civil society, the media, and multilateral institutions to strengthen awareness campaigns and solidarity, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.</p><p>The conference also featured Akihisa Matsuno, Secretary-General of the Japan Solidarity Group for Western Sahara, who reflected on his experience during Timor-Leste’s independence referendum in 1999.</p><p>He stressed that political will was key to Timor-Leste’s successful struggle and is just as crucial for Western Sahara.</p><p>“I saw with my own eyes, in Dili, how people—some sick, and elderly men and women—came to the voting canters to save their nation for future generations,” he stated.</p><p>He described the current conditions in Western Sahara as strikingly similar to Timor-Leste’s occupation, citing political repression, censorship, neglect of education, and systematic torture of Sahrawi activists.</p><p>He highlighted that this conference serves as a crucial moment to strengthen the international solidarity network, reignite the spirit of the Sahrawi people’s struggle, and demand global accountability for the unfulfilled promise of decolonization.</p><p>“Suffering is not only caused by war. Struggle itself brings suffering. Living under occupation is not like anything else—it is a life of hardship,” he stated, calling on nations and civil society groups across the Asia-Pacific to unite and push for a peaceful referendum for the Sahrawi people as a pathway out of prolonged occupation.</p><p>Journalist: Arminda Fonseca</p><p>Editor: Maria Auxiliadora</p><p>Translation: Rafael Ximenes de A. Belo</p> Timor-Leste calls for solidarity among nations in the struggle for the self-determination of Western Sahara - TATOLI Agência Noticiosa de Timor-Leste	查看 5725	塔托利新闻社	2025-05-19 22:07:46 2025-05-20 10:20:45	word
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3146735	有图 <p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/WhatsApp-Image-2025-05-19-at-6.12.38-PM-1024x648.jpeg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/WhatsApp-Image-2025-05-19-at-6.12.38-PM.jpeg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>PETALING JAYA: Pengacara dan personaliti media sosial, Dayah Bakar meluahkan rasa syukur apabila dirinya dibantu oleh orang yang tidak dikenalinya dan menyifatkan pertemuan itu sebagai satu pengajaran untuknya. Menerusi satu hantaran di Instagram, Dayah atau nama sebenarnya Nur Hidayah Abu Bakar berkongsi pengalamannya dilayan dengan sangat baik oleh gadis muda yang dikenali sebagai Hidayah, ketika ... Read more</p><p>The post Ternyata, masih ada orang baik di luar sana – Dayah Bakar appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.</p> Ternyata, masih ada orang baik di luar sana – Dayah Bakar	查看 829	马来西亚前锋报	2025-05-20 10:45:07 2025-05-20 10:20:11	word
3146734	有图 <p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/WhatsApp-Image-2025-05-20-at-9.35.08-AM.jpeg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/WhatsApp-Image-2025-05-20-at-9.35.08-AM.jpeg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>PETALING JAYA: “Sayang, saya minta maaf, hadiah ulang tahun perkahwinan kita yang saya belikan pada 2020 terpaksa dijual.” Demikian kata pelakon, Saharul Ridzwan yang memohon maaf kepada isterinya, Qaabila Deena Emir Mohamed Akif Emir kerana terpaksa menjual kereta jenis Honda Jazz miliknya. Kata Saharul, kenderaan terbabit merupakan pemberiannya buat isteri sempena ulang tahun perkahwinan mereka ... Read more</p><p>The post Jual kereta hadiah untuk isteri, Saharul Ridzwan minta maaf appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.</p> Jual kereta hadiah untuk isteri, Saharul Ridzwan minta maaf	查看 814	马来西亚前锋报	2025-05-20 10:49:03 2025-05-20 10:20:11	word
3146733	有图 <p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/pdrm-re.jpeg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/pdrm-re.jpeg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>PETALING JAYA: Kegiatan seorang lelaki menggunakan van sekolah untuk memunggah minuman keras seludup di kawasan parkir di Taman Sri Gadong, Klang dekat sini terbongkar apabila ditahan polis, semalam. Komander Pasukan Polis Marin (PPM) Wilayah Satu, Asisten Komisioner Rusley Chi Ari berkata, Unit Risikan Marin PPM Pelabuhan Klang melaksanakan Op Kontraban kira-kira pukul 12 tengah hari. ... Read more</p><p>The post Lelaki guna van sekolah seludup minuman keras appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.</p> Lelaki guna van sekolah seludup minuman keras	查看 726	马来西亚前锋报	2025-05-20 10:51:18 2025-05-20 10:20:11	word
3146732	有图 <p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/pdrm-re.jpeg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/pdrm-re.jpeg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>PETALING JAYA: Operasi mencari dan menyelamat seorang kanak-kanak perempuan berbangsa Rohingya yang hilang selepas terjatuh ke dalam longkang di hadapan dewan Majlis Perbandaran Ampang Jaya, Kampung Cheras Baru petang semalam diteruskan pagi ini. Ia selepas operasi tersebut dihentikan pada pukul 10.30 malam semalam disebabkan cuaca buruk. Ketua Polis Daerah Ampang Jaya, Asisten Komisioner Mohd. Azam ... Read more</p><p>The post Kanak-kanak Rohingya hanyut selepas terjatuh dalam longkang appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.</p> Kanak-kanak Rohingya hanyut selepas terjatuh dalam longkang	查看 753	马来西亚前锋报	2025-05-20 10:55:28 2025-05-20 10:20:11	word
3146731	有图 <p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/pdrm-re.jpeg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/pdrm-re.jpeg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>SEMPORNA: Seorang pelancong lelaki warga China meninggal dunia akibat lemas selepas menyertai aktiviti menyelam di Pulau Sipadan di sini semala. Ketua Polis Daerah Semporna, Superintenden Mohd. Sobri Zainol berkata pihaknya dimaklumkan mengenai kejadian itu pada pukul 6.45 petang selepas mangsa disahkan meninggal dunia di Hospital Tawau. Katanya, pelancong berusia 37 tahun dipercayai turun menyelam kira-kira ... Read more</p><p>The post Pelancong warga China lemas di Pulau Sipadan appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.</p> Pelancong warga China lemas di Pulau Sipadan	查看 747	马来西亚前锋报	2025-05-20 10:58:14 2025-05-20 10:20:11	word
3146730	有图 <p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/fresh-line011-1-1024x751.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/fresh-line011-1-scaled.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>Di negara ini, buah betik sering kali dijadikan pencuci mulut selepas makan dek rasanya yang manis dan menyegarkan. Dalam industri kecantikan antarabangsa pula, khasiat semula jadi buah tersebut dimanfaatkan sepenuhnya, yang bukan sahaja sebagai makanan tetapi produk kecantikan. Isi, biji mahupun kulit betik mempunyai pelbagai kebaikan untuk kecantikan dalaman dan luaran tubuh, sekaligus menjadikannya bahan ... Read more</p><p>The post Betik rahsia kulit cantik, berseri appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.</p> Betik rahsia kulit cantik, berseri	查看 767	马来西亚前锋报	2025-05-20 11:00:17 2025-05-20 10:20:11	word
3146729	有图 <p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/34-2-thai-gemuk-pix-1024x677.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/34-2-thai-gemuk-pix-scaled.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>BANGKOK: Lebih 56 peratus penduduk Bangkok mengalami obesiti dengan bahagian perut buncit menjadikan mereka lebih berisiko menghidap penyakit tidak berjangkit (NCD) berbanding penduduk di wilayah lain, kata Menteri Kesihatan Awam Thailand, Somsak Thepsutin. Beliau mendedahkan statistik tersebut pada Ahad semasa pelancaran program berkaitan NCD di ibu negara yang bertujuan membincangkan mengapa penduduk Bangkok mencatat kadar ... Read more</p><p>The post Penduduk Bangkok paling gemuk di Thailand appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.</p> Penduduk Bangkok paling gemuk di Thailand	查看 799	马来西亚前锋报	2025-05-20 11:00:32 2025-05-20 10:20:11	word
3146728	有图 <p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/WhatsApp-Image-2025-03-12-at-10.48.08_3c2042ac-1024x682.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p><img src="https://www.utusan.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/WhatsApp-Image-2025-03-12-at-10.48.08_3c2042ac.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>KUALA LUMPUR: Operasi membanteras ketirisan perolehan kerajaan terus dilipat gandakan bagi memastikan penyaluran dana awam sampai kepada kumpulan dan mengekang amalan kartel projek. Ketua Pesuruhjaya Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM), Tan Sri Azam Baki berkata, amat menyedihkan apabila terdapat peruntukan kerajaan bertujuan menjamin kelestarian penyampaian perkhidmatan kepada rakyat telah diseleweng demi kepentingan sendiri. “Sebagai contoh, ... Read more</p><p>The post SPRM gempur kartel projek seleweng dana awam appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.</p> SPRM gempur kartel projek seleweng dana awam	查看 878	马来西亚前锋报	2025-05-20 11:07:24 2025-05-20 10:20:11	word

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