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Opinion | The Strait of Hormuz and the Destiny of Position: A Geopolitical Lesson for Indonesia
Muliadi Saleh – A Reflective Essayist and Architect of Awareness […]
Amanna Gappa: The Lawgiver of the Seas from Sulawesi
He hailed from the Wajo Kingdom on Sulawesi’s eastern coast […]
Karaeng Pattingalloang: When Knowledge Ruled the Seas
Intellectually, he embodied a synthesis between local Bugis-Makassar traditions and […]
Prof. Andi Akhmar on How Merantau Shapes Buginese and Makassarese Identity and Social Status
“Merantau is not just a journey, but a part of […]
Unhas and the United States Forge Cooperation on Global Health Security
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Hasanuddin University is strengthening its direction of international […]
Honoring the Life and Legacy of Halimah Daeng Sikati | 43 Years of FKG Unhas
Pioneer of Dental Education in South Sulawesi MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Halimah […]
Happy 43rd Anniversary to FKG Unhas, Prof. Sukri Palutturi: Four Decades of Igniting Innovation, Strengthening Humanity
May FKG Unhas continue to thrive, inspire, and become a […]
Beyond the Bean: 5 Surprising Lessons from South Sulawesi’s Coffee Revolution
Lessons from South Sulawesi’s Coffee Scene: From Kopi Api Sorowako […]
Understanding Participatory Planning: A Conceptual Framework for Success
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Welcome to the study of rural development! At […]
Beyond the Myth: 5 Surprising Realities of Power and Water in South Sulawesi
In South Sulawesi, power was never an abstract concept; it […]
Editorial | Indonesia’s Fisheries Crisis: Why Measured Fishing Matters
The Invisible Crisis Beneath the Heart of the Coral Triangle […]
A Race Against Collapse: The Urgent Case for Measured Fishing (PIT) in Indonesia
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The latest evaluation by the Kementerian Kelautan dan […]
Book Review, Jagad Maritim | Beyond the Horizon: How Capitalism is Redrawing the Map of Sulawesi’s Maritime Soul
In this context, “non-rational” does not imply a lack of […]
Five Powerful Lessons from Indonesia’s Radical New Approach to the Ocean and Fisheries Resources
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM — Indonesia is an archipelagic nation with more than […]
Downstreaming Without a Foundation: A Critical Assessment of the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries’ Underperformance
Criticism of KKP does not negate the importance of the […]
GAN: Yuddy Chrisnandi Is the Multitalented Figure the Cabinet Needs”
We can no longer rely on passive diplomacy. The world […]
Pancasila: From the Household to the Republic
Reflections on the Thoughts of Prof. Dr. H. Yuddy Chrisnandi, […]
Opinion | Merchants, Mercantilism, and Downstream Industrialization
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – A simple conversation with a senior colleague—an alumnus […]
The Sovereign Squeeze: Why Anambas is Winning the War on Poaching but Losing its Soul
As the philosopher Saint Augustine once observed: “Di ketiadaan keadilan, […]