Timor-leste Stories

Supporting agriculture in Timor-Leste requires more than just improved farming techniques-it demands investment in infrastructure. At Bridging Peoples, we focus on enhancing agricultural infrastructure to support smallholder farmers and increase productivity.

Let me introduce you the character The trio: Malaysia = Mal Indonesia = Indo Philippine = Phil The richest: Singaporean = Singa Brunei = Bru The sweet&Caring: Cambodia = Cam Laos = Lao Timor-leste = Tim The flirty: Vietnam = Viet Thailand = Thai Myanmar = Myan [NOW I REALIZE THAT TIMOR-LESTE IS NOT IN ASEAN COUNTRY YET- SH+#!!] • I always forget someone if i makin comic so not all this character is THE MAIN CHARACTER!! • *clap* *clap* 13+ 13+ / spicy scene ~If u want to ask Q/A question just leave it at the comment and i'll amswer it ^^ ~ Im the Author but... i- i'll credit the person if i copy some of them lines ^^" call me MsTired -_-"

Dive into the electrifying world of "Sepak Takraw," a coming-of-age sports adventure that follows the remarkable journey of Jayhag Dapat. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Cebu City, Philippines, this novel takes readers on a rollercoaster ride of passion, camaraderie, and growth through the lens of an unconventional sport. Jayhag, a high school student with a penchant for goofiness and a knack for athleticism, stumbles upon the captivating world of Sepak Takraw. This unique sport, a blend of soccer, gymnastics, and martial arts, sets the stage for Jayhag's transformation from a jock and bully to a responsible and determined leader. With unwavering determination, he assembles a team of unlikely allies: Mark Gonzales, a former volleyball player turned Sepak Takraw tosser, and Mike Abbarientos, a former table tennis player turned Sepak Takraw tekong. Their varied backgrounds lend them a set of skills that blend seamlessly into the world of Sepak Takraw. From school intramurals to international competitions like the Palarong Pambansa, SEA Games, and ultimately, the Olympic Games, the trio navigates through challenges, friendships, and cultural nuances. With each chapter, the team encounters a diverse array of opponents, each with their unique style, strengths, and weaknesses. As they travel the globe, their journey becomes a harmonious dance of cultures, rivalries, and unforgettable moments. "Sepak Takraw" isn't just about the sport - it's about the heart, resilience, and unity that come with it. Join Jayhag, Mark, Mike, and their peers as they embrace the passion that binds them, and witness how Sepak Takraw bridges gaps and fosters understanding on and off the court. With every heart-pounding match and every heartwarming interaction, this novel invites readers to laugh, cheer, and reflect on the true essence of sportsmanship and growth. Embark on a journey of discovery, friendship, and triumph with "Sepak Takraw."

Y/N is a 17 year old girl with a obsession with flags but when she sees something she has never seen before. Y/N decides to follow the mysterious "thing". Find out what happened to her and see if she makes it out alive or not. WARNING NSFW Cussing c:

(ASK OR DARE) Not really historical since this is a crack book after all. this book features pictures of chats, tweets, Facebook and other things! From yours truly! The ASEAN!! =not really ocs =cover and contents by me except drawing =drawing owned by @konjinsate on Instagram

Cunninghill Highschool for the cream of the crop Americans. Perfect from the gates in and out, it aims excellence for its saturated batch of enrollees. This year, seventeen-year-old, Clara Magallano from Manila takes a stroke of luck and gets accepted as a foreign exchange student. Things take an abrupt turn, however, when she's forced to stick with four others from the program; •a Burmese mental abacus master, •a Malaysian ventriloquist, •a Thai student-model and, •a Vietnamese thermophysics genius. Knowing all too well how clichéd American schools work, associating with these weirdos won't make a good year for her. Not long after the semester starts, they find themselves at the bottom of the popularity chain--the receiving end of it all. But this band of unique misfits won't let things go easily without spreading the Southeast Asian agenda.