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UNCLOS

Academia 2 weeks ago

PREMIUM
The Strait of Hormuz: Is international law under siege?

The ongoing US–Israeli attacks on Iran appear to contradict the spirit of international law and have contributed to heightened instability in the Middle East.

Academia 2 months ago

PREMIUM
Greenland and raw geopolitics, Indonesia’s strategic wake-up call

The Greenland saga shows that the post-Cold War assumption that alliances and international norms would reliably restrain power politics is eroding.

Academia 2 months ago

PREMIUM
Beyond claims: Why Indonesia must anchor the South China Sea COC

Amid the resurgence of global power politics, Indonesia must continue to wield its unique geopolitical legitimacy, conferred by its geography, in pressing for the consistency of maritime norms in the South China Sea.

Academia 5 months ago

PREMIUM
Indonesia’s diplomatic test after interception of civilian flotilla

Indonesia should initiate a multilateral humanitarian platform to develop international protocols for the protection of maritime humanitarian missions.

Academia 7 months ago

PREMIUM
Can kamikaze drones claim the right of sea lane passage?

As drone warfare expands, Indonesia must decide whether its archipelagic sea lanes are open corridors or off-limits to weapons.

Editorial 7 months ago

Ending the spat over Ambalat

Ambiguous joint arrangements over Ambalat will only allow China to dilute the legal foundations of maritime governance in the region.

Academia 7 months ago

PREMIUM
Maritime diplomacy and economic cooperation in Ambalat block

Indonesia and Malaysia's agreement to economic cooperation in the disputed maritime area of Ambalat is one way to keep all channels open, though it cannot replace maritime diplomacy in resolving the decades-long issue.

Academia 9 months ago

PREMIUM
Protecting Indonesia’s maritime zone in the age of global competition

Through blue economy diplomacy, the ministry should lead Indonesia’s global efforts in sustainable fisheries management and marine conservation.

Academia 1 year ago

PREMIUM
Ambassador Hasjim Djalal’s lasting global legacy

Hasjim Djalal's role in shaping the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) of 1982 was crucial.

Academia 1 year ago

PREMIUM
Hasjim Djalal, the consummate diplomat who tripled Indonesia’s territorial size

Leading the Indonesian delegation at UNCLOS, Hasjim fought vehemently to ensure Indonesia gain control over the maritime territory connecting all its islands.

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UNCLOS

PREMIUM The Strait of Hormuz: Is international law under siege?

PREMIUM Greenland and raw geopolitics, Indonesia’s strategic wake-up call

PREMIUM Beyond claims: Why Indonesia must anchor the South China Sea COC

PREMIUM Indonesia’s diplomatic test after interception of civilian flotilla

PREMIUM Can kamikaze drones claim the right of sea lane passage?