Australia and Timor-Leste’s Maritime Conflict

Australia has been forced to take part in conciliation with Timor – Leste at the Hague over maritime border in relation to area that contains an estimated $40bn worth of oil and gas. The maritime conflict between Australia and Timor – Leste has been extensive with some describing Australia as a schoolyard bully. The Daily was joined by Professor Donald Rothwell Professor of International Law at the ANU College of Law.
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