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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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.
By: Joaquin Matamis
Exploring practical pathways toward UN Charter review that overcome diplomatic deadlock, past failures, and entrenched multilateral negotiation practices.
By: Joaquin Matamis
As governments tighten control over frontier ai, policymakers risk concentrating power while neglecting the cyber resilience needed for long-term security.
From renewed escalation in Sudan and instability across the Sahel to North Africa’s green energy ambitions, regional partnerships undergirding the region’s changing security and geopolitical landscape.
By: Joaquin Matamis
Explore community-level adaptation of traditional water festival activities in the face of rare earth mining pollution.
By: Joaquin Matamis
An overview of South Korea’s AI Basic Act, its implementation challenges, and opportunities to improve the law’s effectiveness.
By: Joaquin Matamis
Iranian officials have made it clear they do not intend to restore unrestricted transit, seeking a mechanism with Oman to impose “service charges” on transiting vessels.
