For more than six centuries, the Ottoman Empire stood as one of history’s most formidable and complex political entities. Stretching across three continents and encircling the eastern Mediterranean, it ruled…
Currently, China operates approximately 250,000 shrimp greenhouses, producing up to 800,000 tons of shrimp annually. This system not only maximizes yield but also represents a major step forward in sustainable…
maritimeposts.com/ – Amid increasing environmental pressures in Indonesia’s coastal areas, the story of seagrass in Tanah Bumbu Regency, South Kalimantan, presents an unusual narrative. Seagrass—highly developed marine plants with roots,…
maritimeposts.com/ – Indonesia's Ministry of Youth and Sports, in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), hosted the Farmers’ Regeneration Summit in Jakarta on Monday,…
maritimeposts.com/ – Indonesia’s nickel downstream transformation continues to show real progress. Through the application of advanced processing technology, Indonesia is taking firm steps toward building a sustainable mineral industry value…
maritimeposts.com/ – Dubai and several parts of the United Arab Emirates are grappling with intense and highly unusual weather as prolonged heavy rainfall continues to impact the region. The storm…
maritimeposts.com/ – Denpasar, December 18, 2025 — The Advocacy Team for the Protection of Fisheries Workers (TANGKAP) has urged relevant law enforcement authorities to fully uncover and thoroughly investigate the…
Selective breeding for resistance to diseases such as EHP and EMS has already shown promising results, particularly in strains resistant to White Spot Syndrome Virus (WSSV). Continued progress in this…
On the farms, biologists closely monitor shrimp health, as stress caused by temperature and salinity changes is a leading trigger of disease. A new generation of shrimp farmers has begun…
maritimeposts.com/ – The rapid growth experienced by Ecuador’s shrimp industry in the late 1990s came to an abrupt and devastating halt at the turn of the new century. The cause…
