The latest developments in the Tim-Team conflict have once again caught the attention of the international world. The situation in Tim-Tim, or Timor Leste, is rooted in a long history of colonialism, with the country gaining independence in 2002 after decades of upheaval. However, political and social tensions still haunt this region. In recent months, the phenomenon of increasing dissatisfaction with the current government has become a major highlight. Many Tim-Tim residents voiced dissatisfaction with the management of natural resources and their basic needs. Even though Tim-Tim is rich in natural resources such as oil and gas, the benefits obtained have not been maximally felt by all its people, creating a gap between expectations and reality. The ruling political party, Fretilin, faced sharp criticism. The decline in public support was clear in the latest survey, where the majority reported dissatisfaction with the steps taken to fight poverty and improve the quality of life. This dissatisfaction is reflected in increasingly frequent protests, demanding transparency and accountability from their leaders. Social aspects are also an important factor in this conflict. Tensions between ethnic groups, especially between Timorese groups and immigrants from Indonesia, have been recorded to increase. Sporadic incidents of violence have been reported, creating an atmosphere of insecurity in some areas. The government faces huge challenges in managing this cultural plurality and ensuring every group feels recognized and represented. From an international perspective, attention to the East Timor conflict has also increased. Several countries, as well as international organizations such as the UN, are actively involved in facilitating dialogue between the government and opposition groups. They reminded the importance of stability in this area, considering the potential for foreign investment which could help restore the sluggish economy. Negotiations between the conflicting parties show positive signs, but implementation of reforms remains a challenge. Discourses about autonomy and resource management will continue, and the role of the media will be very important in providing accurate and objective information to the public. Training for security forces is also important to prevent further escalation of conflict. Support from diplomats and regional leaders is needed to keep the situation conducive and create a climate of peace for the entire community. In the future, global attention to Team-Team conflicts is expected to produce positive results. Keeping its work sustainable and people-oriented will be key to achieving long-term peace and stability. The community needs assurance that their voices are heard and acted upon, this is the hope for future generations in Teams. All elements of society must unite to overcome existing problems, for the sake of a better future.