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Muhammad Syukri | Between a Treasure Trove and a Ticking Time Bomb: Why the Waters of West Sulawesi Are at Their Lowest Ebb
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Andi Adri Arief | IUU Fishing as International Blue Water Crime: A Paradigm Shift We Can No Longer Ignore
Recognizing Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing as a form […]
Mohd Nur Sangadji | Navigating Climate Change: From Global Realities to Local Adaptation in Indonesia
Indonesia is a vivid portrait of the paradox of natural […]
Why Do We Wait for Coastal Flooding Before Valuing Mangroves?
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Indonesia’s Way Out Amid the Rising Dollar Crisis
Investments in agriculture modernization, fisheries infrastructure, irrigation systems, renewable energy, […]
Intellectual, Social Empathy, and the Haters
The Bugis-Makassar philosophy of sipakatau — treating others as human […]
Rusdin Tompo | Two Decades Fighting for Domestic Workers’ Rights
About 20 years ago, both personally and through the organization […]
More Than a Lighthouse: Waha and the Maritime Soul of Wakatobi
The Waha Lighthouse should be viewed as more than just […]
Opinion | Climate Change and The Small Islands
Notes from Pulau Rajuni and the Taka Bonerate Atolls ___ […]
The Leadership Legacy of Andi Amran Sulaiman
The leadership legacy of Andi Amran Sulaiman is not merely […]
Bahtiar Manadjeng | More Than Just Grain, 4 Strategic Pillars of American Corn Dominance (and a Roadmap for Indonesian Reform)
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – In the landscape of global agribusiness, the gap […]
Iqbal Djawad | Learning from Traditional Shrimp Farmers Amid Climate Change
Cultivated shrimp experience physiological stress, particularly in their digestive systems, […]
Fishermen’s Day 2026 | Celebrating Fishermen’s Day Amid Unending Poverty
Professor of Fisheries Sociology at the Faculty of Marine Science […]
Opinion | Makassar Prepares to Enter a New Era: Turning Waste into Energy, Confronting Crisis with Technology
By: Ahmad Musawir (Head of Environmental Affairs, Badko HMI South […]
The Geopolitical Architect of Tidore: Sultan Nuku and the Maritime Consciousness of the Archipelago
By Muliadi Saleh — Reflective Essayist and Architect of Awareness […]
Opinion | The Strait of Hormuz and the Destiny of Position: A Geopolitical Lesson for Indonesia
Muliadi Saleh – A Reflective Essayist and Architect of Awareness […]
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 […]
Opinion | Merchants, Mercantilism, and Downstream Industrialization
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – A simple conversation with a senior colleague—an alumnus […]
Opinion | Mens Rea in the New Penal Code: Reclaiming Substantive Justice
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The enactment of Indonesia’s new Penal Code under […]