On July 27, the Washington Times interviewed Jamestown Distinguished Senior Fellow S. Enders Wimbush about his project "Russia in Decline."

Jamestown Fellow Peter Mattis and Samantha Hoffman have written an article on China's State Security Commission for War on the Rocks, entitled "Managing the Power Within: China's State Security Commission"

Indian English-language daily newspaper Hindustan Times quoted Jamestown analyst Animesh Roul in an article about how Islamic State has changed global terrorism. Article available to read here: "Jihad 2.0: How Islamic State Has Changed Global Terrorism" 

Jamestown Senior Fellow Mairbek Vatchagaev's profile of alleged Istanbul airport bombing mastermind Akhmed Chataev (available to read here) was cited in The Wall Street Journal article "U.S. Suspects Chechen Was Behind Istanbul Airport Attack."

Jamestown Fellow Jacob Zenn was quoted in a Deutsche Welle article on Benjamin Netanyahu's tour of sub-Saharan Africa, "Israeli Leader Makes Landmark African Tour."

Countering Putin begins with knowing what his regime is saying. By Stephen Blank, Glen Howard, Enders S. Wimbush and Paul Goble. Recent media accounts have argued that the U.S. government suffers from an absence of high-quality.

Jamestown President Glen E. Howard and Senior Fellow Vladimir Socor were interviewed on Lithuanian National Television (LRT) regarding Baltic security.  The interview is available online here. 

On April 29, Energywire published and article on the Southern Gas Corridor that quoted Margarita Assenova, Jamestown's Director of Programs for the Balkans, Caucasus, and Central Asia.

Senior Fellow Willy Lam has been interviewed by Agence France-Presse (AFP) regarding the Communist Party Youth League (CYL) faction, widely regarded as the power base of China's Premier Li Keqiang, who held high positions in the league during his ascent to power. Dr. Lam notes... MORE

Margarita Assenova, Jamestown Director of Programs for Balkans, Caucasus & Central Asia, spoke with Georgian news agency Accent, on April 11, about Georgia's breakaway territories of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.