Latest Media Appearances
Expressen Quotes Wladimir van Wilgenburg
Sweden's Expressen newspaper discussed Russia's accusation that Turkey is buying oil from the Islamic State with Jamestown analyst with Wladimir van Wilgenburg.
Wladimir van Wilgenburg Quoted by Business Insider
Wladimir van Wilgenburg, a Jamestown analyst of Kurdish political affairs, was quoted in a Business Insider article on Russia accusing Turkey of buying oil from the Islamic State.
Glen Howard Interviewed by Lithuanian Delfi News Service
Jamestown's President Glen E. Howard was interviewed by Lithuanian news service Delfi regarding the Russian threat to the Baltics.
Nicholas Heras Cited by Bloomberg Business
Associate Fellow Nicholas Heras' article on ethnic Turkmen in Syria was cited in a Bloomberg article on a Russian jet that was shot down by Turkey but landed in Syrian territory held by the Turkmen.
President Glen E. Howard’s Remarks Quoted by Belarus Telegram Agency
Jamestown President Glen E. Howard recently spoke on frozen conflicts in the post-Soviet space at a conference in Minsk, Belarus. He also commented on Belarus' geopolitical importance and potash exports.
Pavel Baev Interviewed by CNN
Long-time Russia expert Pavel Baev was interviewed by CNN, on October 15, regarding Russian's air campaign over Syria.
Al-Jazeera Cites Animesh Roul
Animesh Roul's recent article on the Islamic State's expansion into Bangladesh was cited by al-Jazeera in an article on the recent shooting of an Italian aid worker in Dhaka.
Animesh Roul Interviewed by One India
Animesh Roul, a longtime Jamestown contributor, was interviewed by One India about his recent article in Terrorism Monitor on the threat of the Islamic State toward India.
VICE News Quotes Nicholas Heras
VICE News talked to Nicholas Heras, an associate fellow at Jamestown, about the Islamic State's success in existing for over a year in the face of coalition airstrikes and what the group might do next.
Nicholas Heras Quoted by The Arab Weekly
Nicholas Heras discussed the Syrian government's strategy of siege warfare followed by the offer to stop hostilities and reintegrate into loyalist forces with The Arab Weekly.