On the first anniversary of Evan Gershkovich’s arrest, Biden says his detention will ‘cost’ Russia The Journal marked the March 29 anniversary by leaving most of its front page empty, with a headline reading, “HIS STORY SHOULD BE HERE.”
Russia hints at prisoner swap possibility for jailed Jewish journalist Evan Gershkovich The U.S. ambassador to Russia met with Gershkovich on Monday, marking the first consular visit since April.
A new symbol at some Passover seders: an empty seat for Evan Gershkovich, Jewish journalist jailed in Russia Gershkovich, a New York native and the son of Soviet Jewish refugees to the United States, is a Moscow correspondent with the Wall Street Journal.
Global Russian official apologizes for op-ed that country’s Jewish leaders called ‘vulgar antisemitism’
Obituaries Mikhail Gorbachev, Soviet leader whose reforms included letting Jews leave for Israel, dies at 91