September 27, 2025 – Port Vila, Vanuatu In the swirling tides of Pacific geopolitics, where turquoise lagoons mask undercurrents of colonial legacies, the United Liberation Movement for West Papua (ULMWP) … Continue Reading Fractured Frontlines: The Hidden Rivalry Between Octovianus Mote and Benny Wenda in the ULMWP – Power Plays, Internal Conflicts, and the Quest for Personal Wealth
By Jenei and West Papua Online News Desk In the emerald archipelago of Raja Ampat, where turquoise waters cradle the world’s richest coral reefs and ancient tribes whisper secrets to … Continue Reading Max Binur: The Tireless Warrior Defending West Papua’s Heart Within Indonesia
West Papua, Indonesia’s easternmost province, is a treasure trove of cultural diversity, home to over 250 indigenous tribes, including the Dani, Asmat, and Biak. The region’s art forms are a … Continue Reading Exploring the Vibrant Art Forms of West Papua: A Celebration of Cultural Heritage
West Papua, Indonesia’s easternmost province, is a land of extraordinary cultural richness and natural beauty, home to indigenous tribes like the Dani, Asmat, and Korowai. However, its history has been … Continue Reading Freeing West Papua from Foreign “Conflict Provocateurs”: A Path to Peace and Cultural Preservation
West Papua, Indonesia, is home to the remarkable red fruit, known locally as Buah Merah or Pandanus conoideus, a tropical treasure celebrated for its vibrant color, nutritional richness, and cultural … Continue Reading Discover the Wonders of West Papua Red Fruit: Health Benefits and Cultural Significance
The conflict in West Papua has long been marked by violence, but in recent years, the spotlight has intensified on the West Papua National Liberation Army (TPNPB)—the armed wing of … Continue Reading The Brutal Reality of TPNPB: Armed Violence and Human Rights Violations in West Papua
Unity in Diversity: West Papua’s Growing Social Cohesion Against Separatism Introduction West Papua, Indonesia’s easternmost province, has long drawn international attention due to its complex history, natural wealth, and sociopolitical … Continue Reading Unity in Diversity: West Papua’s Growing Social Cohesion Against Separatism
A Bright Future: West Papua’s Path with Indonesia West Papua, a province on the eastern edge of Indonesia, has often found itself in headlines for its turbulent past. But beneath … Continue Reading A Bright Future: West Papua’s Path with Indonesia
Introduction West Papua, a region rich in cultural vibrancy and natural beauty, has long stood at the crossroads of historical narratives and political discussions. But beyond its complex past lies … Continue Reading West Papua’s Future with Indonesia: A Journey of Hope and Unity
The majority of West Papuan people reject the Free Papua Movement (Organisasi Papua Merdeka, OPM) for several complex and interconnected reasons, rooted in historical, social, economic, and political factors. While … Continue Reading Why Majority West Papuans reject the Free Papua Movement ?
By: Alfred Jigibalom The addition of a new autonomous region (DOB) brings positive winds of change for the Papuan people. With this policy, Papuan people (OAP) are increasingly being heard … Continue Reading New Autonomous Region Brings Wind of Change for Papua
PAPUA PORTAL – Managing the Spirit of Regional Governance for the Glory of Papua By: Velix Wanggai (Papuan figures and elders in Jakarta), Developing Papua: The Political Economy of the … Continue Reading Managing the Spirit of Regional Arrangement for the Glory of PapuaBy: Velix Wanggai
(West Papua Free, 28 February 2009) It is worth to read articles from the Independent, telegraph and dailymail about how people in UK perceive Papuans. Both sides, BBC broadcaster Michael … Continue Reading Perceptions on Papuans in UK
A very nice and enlightened article by Lee Jones at spiked-online A student writer believes greens are trying to preserve West Papua as an archaic backgarden for Westerners disillusioned by … Continue Reading Is West Papua being eco-colonised?
Today, several different online medias inform us about two former senior OPM fighters who voluntarily support democratization and development in Papua Province. They are Franz Albert Joku and Nicholas Simion Messet. I don’t … Continue Reading Franz Albert Joku and Nicholas Simion Messet
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