Joaquin Matamis is a Publishing Coordinator at the Stimson Center. His work focuses on a diverse range of topics including climate policy, water management, and regional interests in Asia and Latin America, reflecting his background in diplomacy, international relations, and economics. Joaquin has been featured in The Stimson Center.
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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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By: Joaquin Matamis
Has COP30 shifted climate governance from pledges to delivery without compromising consensus-based legitimacy and multilateral credibility?
By: Joaquin Matamis
Reflecting on lessons from the one-year anniversary of the May 2025 India-Pakistan crisis and learnings from other recent conflicts for South Asia.
By: Joaquin Matamis
U.S. policies on semiconductors and defense are straining trust in the US-Taiwan relationship at a critical moment.
By: Joaquin Matamis
Highlights from Geneva Cyber Week events on cyber accountability, attribution, and deterrence.
By: Joaquin Matamis
Tracing how conflict-linked mining in Myanmar fuels pollution, weak governance, and cross-border risks to rivers, livelihoods, and public health.
Diplomatic exchange during the May 2026 summit highlighted the usefulness of cultural power.
Weighing the costs and benefits of the U.S. decision to go to war.
By: Joaquin Matamis
Amidst growing funding constraints, hardening geopolitical rivalries, and surging conflicts, how should the UN “get back to basics”?
By: Joaquin Matamis
The Stimson Center mourns the loss of our President and CEO Brian Finlay, who passed away on June 3 from a fierce fight with gallbladder cancer. Brian was 53 years old.
By: Joaquin Matamis
Stimson Center staff – past and present – reflect on the laughter, lessons, and impact of our beloved President and CEO.
