Cultural Heritage: Timor-Leste has expanded its National Cultural Heritage list, naming the Cultural Landscape of Tutuala (Lautém) and Portuguese-origin architectural heritage in Dili and Liquiçá, with UNESCO-backed conservation plans for Tutuala’s rock art. Arts & Culture at UN: José Ramos-Horta joined Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus at a UN side event on social business, youth and technology—an arts-and-ideas moment that also highlights Timor-Leste’s growing global cultural presence. Energy & Education: SPE Western Australia and Australian Energy Producers renewed their partnership with a second seminar at UNTL’s Hera Engineering Campus, drawing 300+ students on the energy transition. Sports (Regional Spotlight): Timor-Leste is set to face Myanmar in the opening of the FIFA Asian Cup (Division 2), as Bangladesh’s Hamza Chowdhury arrives in Indonesia with a “no fear” message. International Recognition: Prof. Babafemi Badejo received Timor-Leste’s highest honour, the Order of Timor-Leste, for work in international peace and conflict resolution. Trade & Media: Timor-Leste is participating for the first time (as ASEAN’s 11th member and co-host) in the China–ASEAN Expo, showcasing tais, coffee, vanilla and handicrafts to attract investment and new market deals.