Evan Gershkovich, a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, was given a 16-year prison sentence by the Russian court system on Friday, according to the Russian state news agency TASS. Gershkovich ...

MORE: American reporter Evan Gershkovich arrives in Russian court for secret espionage trial Gershkovich's trial was held in secret and Russian authorities never presented their evidence publicly ...

The Russian court has failed to produce any supporting evidence substantiating its claims against Gershkovich. It’s a state secret, you see. Gershkovich’s detention and conviction isn’t justice.

TASS/. The US will continue efforts to bring home US national Evan Gershkovich, a senior US official said after the American’s case was sent to a Russian court for trial. "We were all hopeful ...

Peskov stressed that Gershkovich had been "caught red-handed as he violated the relevant Russian law." "This is what he is suspected of but clearly, the decision will be made in court," the ...

US journalist Evan Gershkovich has been seen for the first time in weeks, as he appeared in court in Moscow to appeal against his detention. He was arrested while working in Russia for the Wall ...

The Wall Street Journal reporter appeared in a Russian court to face a false accusation of espionage in a secret trial that will offer him few, if any, of the legal protections he would be ...

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan were released in a historic prisoner exchange with Russia on Thursday. President Joe Biden confirmed that they ...