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Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich detained in Russia: When other journalists were held for 'espionage'

Authorities in Vladimir Putin’s Russia have increasingly used criminal charges against their own journalists as part of an increasing crackdown on free and independent media. But prosecutions of international journalists in Russia are still rare

Russia formally charges Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich with spying: Reports

Authorities arrested 31-year-old Gershkovich in Yekaterinburg, Russia’s fourth-largest city, on 29 March. He is the first US correspondent since the Cold War to be detained for alleged spying

Moscow court to hear appeal from jailed American reporter on April 18

Gershkovich, an American citizen, was arrested last week in the Urals city of Yekaterinburg and charged with espionage. The charges were decried as false and fabricated by the Wall Street Journal, Western leaders and the reporter’s colleagues

‘Let him go’: Biden to Russia on detained US journalist suspected of spying

Russia’s Federal Security Service has accused Gershkovich, a US citizen, of trying to obtain classified information. It is the first time an American journalist has been detained on accusations of spying since the Cold War

Russian spying charges against US reporter "ridiculous": White House

The White House dismissed espionage charges against a Wall Street Journal reporter detained by Russia as ridiculous and said there was no reason to believe the charges are accurate

If the West is keen to ‘understand’ BJP, it must drop arrogance, deploy more resources and get rid of Orientalist tropes

The BJP cannot simply be cast into the western framework of right-wing or left-wing, nor can it be identified as a ‘conservative’ or a ‘liberal’ party

Why female editors at the top 3 global business newspapers matter

For the first time ever, the Economist, Financial Times (FT) and the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the ‘most influential organs of financial commentary’, are being led by women. Their appointments are significant as more women at the top increases the possibility of women rising through the ranks

When a fugitive launches a full-page ad war in WSJ against Modi on the lines of ‘Wanted Dead Or Alive’ posters

The advertisement was put in allegedly by one Ramachandran Vishwanathan, a disgruntled would-be supplier of multimedia content via satellite in India

Devas scam fugitive Ramachandran Viswanathan behind WSJ ad calling for US sanctions against India

Ramachandran Vishwanathan, an US citizen of Indian origin is leading a smear campaign against the Modi government, calling for sanctions against Nirmala Sitharaman and 10 others

Modi@8: A look back at the historic day when Narendra Modi dominated headlines across the world

Eight years ago, Narendra Modi scored a dramatic election victory, the BJP won an emphatic 282 of the 543 elected seats of Lok Sabha. Newspapers across the world covered his win with headlines such as 'Moditva', 'Lotus Position' and 'Ab ki Baar, Modi Sarkar'