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Indonesia

Indian Crew Stranded on Offshore Vessel Appeals for Assistance

November 24, 2025

Nigeria Falls Behind in Global Seafarer Supply Chain

November 24, 2025

Indonesia: A Maritime Nation with Limited Infrastructure

November 23, 2025

Indonesia offers $1.3m maritime scholarship to boost seafarers’ competence in West, Central Africa | Daily Times Nigeria News

Indonesia Invests $1.3M in Maritime Training for MOWCA Seafarers

November 22, 2025

Enhancing Rights of Indonesian Seafarers with Electronic IDs

November 20, 2025

Minister Condemns Chinese Cyanide Fishing Practices

November 20, 2025

Dutch Shipowners Stand by Wage System Amid Pay Inequality Claims

November 20, 2025

Taking Advantage Of IDR 18 Billion Grants, Indonesia Trains Dozens Of African Seafarers

Indonesia Empowers African Seafarers with IDR 18 Billion Grant

November 19, 2025

Indonesia trains African sailors to boost global maritime influence

Indonesia Trains African Sailors to Enhance Maritime Influence

November 18, 2025

Dutch shipowners defend lower pay rates for foreign seafarers

Dutch Shipowners Justify Reduced Pay for Foreign Seafarers

November 18, 2025

News

VIKING Helix shapes simpler, easier ship evacuation at speed

April 15, 2026

Earth Day, Why Reducing Energy And Recycling Is Not Enough

April 15, 2026

Malacca Strait Fishing Incident: Ongoing Search for Five Missing Following Boat Fire

April 15, 2026

Editorial

Editorial: Enhancement of Maritime Self-Reliance

April 6, 2026

The Role of Empty Container Repositioning in Global Supply Chain Efficiency

February 2, 2026

Managing maritime disputes benefits Vietnam: Global Times editorial

Vietnam’s Strategic Advantage in Maritime Disputes

January 29, 2026

Philippine Maritime Safety Faces Intense Scrutiny

January 28, 2026

Interviews

Irina Tsukerman: A deep invasion of Iran is far less realistic than maritime control” - INTERVIEW

Irina Tsukerman Discusses the Feasibility of Maritime Control Compared to a Deep Invasion of Iran

The Middle East is facing heightened military uncertainty with the

April 1, 2026

Interview — Where does international ocean governance stand now following UNOC-3?

Interview: Current Status of International Ocean Governance After UNOC-3

March 19, 2026

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Indonesia

Indian Crew Stranded on Offshore Vessel Appeals for Assistance

Nigeria Falls Behind in Global Seafarer Supply Chain

Indonesia: A Maritime Nation with Limited Infrastructure

Indonesia Invests $1.3M in Maritime Training for MOWCA Seafarers

Enhancing Rights of Indonesian Seafarers with Electronic IDs

Minister Condemns Chinese Cyanide Fishing Practices

Dutch Shipowners Stand by Wage System Amid Pay Inequality Claims

Indonesia Empowers African Seafarers with IDR 18 Billion Grant

Indonesia Trains African Sailors to Enhance Maritime Influence

Dutch Shipowners Justify Reduced Pay for Foreign Seafarers

News

VIKING Helix shapes simpler, easier ship evacuation at speed

Earth Day, Why Reducing Energy And Recycling Is Not Enough

Malacca Strait Fishing Incident: Ongoing Search for Five Missing Following Boat Fire

Editorial

Editorial: Enhancement of Maritime Self-Reliance

The Role of Empty Container Repositioning in Global Supply Chain Efficiency

Vietnam’s Strategic Advantage in Maritime Disputes

Philippine Maritime Safety Faces Intense Scrutiny

Interviews

Irina Tsukerman Discusses the Feasibility of Maritime Control Compared to a Deep Invasion of Iran

Interview: Current Status of International Ocean Governance After UNOC-3

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