maritimeposts.com/ – Towards the end of 2025, Sumatera experienced one of its most devastating floods in recent memory, as relentless rainfall and overflowing rivers submerged extensive coastal and inland areas.…
maritimeposts.com/ – Amid the chaos triggered by severe floods and landslides in Pidie Jaya, Aceh, a medical emergency unfolded that tested the limits of local health facilities. On the night…
The two-phase dissemination event underscores DFW Indonesia’s broader advocacy for decent work within Indonesia’s fisheries sector. It positions tuna-processing workers as central contributors to the nation’s seafood economy but also…
maritimeposts.com/ – Far from the well-traveled routes of the South Pacific lies one of the world’s most isolated and captivating archipelagos: the Marquesas Islands. Known in French as Îles Marquises,…
Indonesia faces a serious challenge: 1.63 million SMK graduates are currently unemployed, revealing a persistent mismatch between graduates’ competencies and industry needs. At the same time, the government has set…
maritimeposts.com/ – At just 19 years old, Javokhir Sindarov has carved his name into global chess history as one of the brightest talents of his generation. Born on 8 December…
maritimeposts.com/ – Makassar—Amid the rising threats of climate change, increasingly felt from the shoreline to the city center, the Climate Change Study Center (PSPI) of the Research and Community Service…
These nine figures—scientists, explorers, activists, inventors, and cultural leaders—represent the diverse ways humanity has risen to defend the ocean. Their work reminds us that saving the ocean is not a…
Despite historic declarations and renewed commitments, COP30 opened under a cloud of tension. While Brazil presented itself as global host and guardian of the Amazon, hundreds of Indigenous demonstrators gathered…
Despite the ocean covering more than 70% of the Earth’s surface, only around 1% of global climate finance goes to ocean-based climate action. This staggering mismatch is one of the…
