On January 20, Jamestown Fellow and former China Brief editor Peter Mattis wrote an article in The National Interest on recent purges in China's intelligence agency, the Ministry of State Security (MSS), and what it means for China's intelligence operations going forward.

The likelihood of the Islamic State operating a TV station out of Mosul was discussed by Wladimir van Wilgenburg, an analyst of Kurdish affairs for Jamestown.

Michael Ryan discussed why it took so long for al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula to claim responsibility for the Charlie Hebdo attack.

Bild Zeitung, a German tabloid newspaper, quoted Wladimir van Wilgenburg on the recent public executions in Mosul by the Islamic State. 

On January 16, Jamestown Fellow Peter Mattis was quoted by the Wall Street Journal about the purge of a senior Chinese intelligence official.

Bruce Hoffman discussed al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula's (AQAP) role in the Charlie Hebdo attack with NPR's All Things Considered.

Jacob Zenn discussed Boko Haram's adoption of some of the Islamic State's tactics and messaging with the Washington Times.

Wladimir van Wilgenburg, an analyst of Kurdish affairs for Jamestown, discussed the impact of U.S. and coalition airstrikes on the Kurdish defense of Kobane with AP.

Time discussed Boko Haram's attacks in the context of Nigeria's upcoming presidential elections with Jacob Zenn.

Jacob Zenn, an African affairs analyst for Jamestown, discussed the increasingly important role that women have played in Boko Haram's attacks in Nigeria with Vice News.