Jakarta, Sept. 14 -- Looking at the current global turmoil, it appears that many have abandoned the spirit of "united we stand, divided we fall" in pursuit of their own self-interests.

Today, wars and conflicts rage across multiple regions. If only the energy expended on these hostilities were redirected toward an increasingly urgent, shared threat: climate change.

We are now witnessing the vulnerability of nearly every sector to environmental shifts - spanning agriculture, fisheries, public health, infrastructure, and the broader global economy.

These challenges are compounded by geopolitical tensions that disrupt global supply chains, burdening societies worldwide with shortages and inflation.

Against this backdrop, Indonesia is str...