Joaquin Matamis is a Publishing Coordinator for The Stimson Center, a nonpartisan policy research center. Joaquin's articles cover a wide range of topics, including international relations, conflict analysis, and global risks. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and promoting dialogue, Joaquin's work contributes to a better understanding of complex issues in today's world.
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Joaquin Matamis' coverage focuses on world affairs and government & politics, particularly international relations. His articles often contain government announcements and evolving stories, suggesting a preference for timely insights from credible sources.
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China's overproduction of green technologies create concerns but could also ameliorate climate risks
The UN Interim Force in Lebanon has struggled to fulfill its mandate of restoring Lebanese government sovereignty in the south and safeguarding the Lebanese border
Testing next generation distributed ledger technology (DLT) for secure, accurate tracking of dual-use chemicals, detection of discrepancies, and mitigation of proliferation risks
By: Joaquin Matamis
As Trump takes a second term, Indo-Pacific allies scramble to determine how they will again respond to an “America First” approach to foreign policy and security.
By: Joaquin Matamis
As Iran weighs whether to change its nuclear doctrine, it is also considering extending the range of its missiles beyond a self-imposed limit of 2,000 kilometers.
By: Joaquin Matamis
Toamasina faces significant risks from worsening flooding, unmanaged waste, widespread poverty, inadequate public service coverage, and degraded natural ecosystems
If Trump fails to provide the leadership Gulf states seek from Washington, his return may push Arab states to further diversify their alliances
By: Joaquin Matamis
The United States has not invested in nor deployed the diplomatic resources necessary to advance its interests in the Indo-Pacific region
By: Joaquin Matamis
Examining the tension in social sciences between basic and applied research in the shifting funding landscape and research priorities for sponsored programs
As UN Envoys of the Secretary-General seek to foster dialogue in war-torn countries, an increased focus on the protection of civilians could lead to incremental progress
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