Missing’ articles from today’s copy of the 'Wall Street Journal' mark one year of Evan Gershkovich’s Russian imprisonment. at Fastcompany.com

The Wall Street Journal boss, who spoke with me by phone this week, said that she believes “there are enough pieces in place” and “enough goodwill for that to happen.” Tucker, however, acknowledged that the U.S. is dealing with an unpredictable regime in Russia, making it difficult to offer a precise timeframe for when Gershkovich will be released. at Cnn.com

WSJ staffers participated in the work stoppage on Thursday amid fear and tension over ongoing contract talks and cuts. at Businessinsider.com

Friday marks a year since Russia arrested Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reporter held on fabricated spying charges. at Abcnews.go.com

Journalism is not a crime, and Evan [Gershkovich] went to Russia to do his job as a reporter — risking his safety to shine the light of truth on Russia’s brutal aggression against Ukraine,’ President at Msn.com

One year ago, Russian authorities detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich while he was on assignment in Moscow. On Friday, the Journal marked Gershkovich's one year in detention with a large blank space on its front page, a somber reminder of the 32-year-old journalist's "stolen year." at Msnbc.com

The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has announced the appointment of Deborah Ball as Asia editor. A veteran journalist with over 25 years at the WSJ, Ball brings experience and a track record of covering some of Europe's most significant events, including the ... at Campaignasia.com

Friday, March 29 will mark the one-year anniversary of reporter Evan Gershkovich’s wrongful imprisonment in Russia. His employer, The Wall Street Journal, says it won’t rest until he walks free. Gráinne McCarthy, at Niemanlab.org

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty ImagesThe U.S. ambassador to Russia, Lynne Tracy, recently visited our colleague, Wall Street Journal correspondent Evan Gershkovich, at the Federal Security Service’s toughest prison in Moscow. at Yahoo.com

The Wall Street Journal left a hole on the front page of its Friday print edition to spotlight the first anniversary of reporter Evan Gershkovich being detained in Russia. The front page of the at Thehill.com

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