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RT @WSJ: 🧵 One hundred days ago, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia during a reporting trip. He remains i…

A Russian prisoner recruited by Wagner agreed to fight in Ukraine in exchange for his freedom. All he had to do was stay alive long to collect. ”See you in six months.” https://t.co/U7ejirbRhj via @WSJ

RT @dangaba: Amazing show of support from the Arsenal supporters for our @WSJ colleague Evan Gershovich, #IStandWithEvan, who is a huge Ars…

RT @gefairclough: Our friend and colleague, Evan Gershkovich, has been unjustly detained in Russia for three weeks. On Tuesday, he stood st…

RT @WSJPR: “We’ve been extremely grateful for the support of journalistic colleagues both in the U.S. and around the world. For us, as coll…

The National Press Club awarded its highest honor for press freedom to WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich, who remains imprisoned in Moscow https://t.co/6GYAvJV5kc via @WSJ

RT @WSJPR: Statement from @WSJ on reporter Evan Gershkovich #IStandWithEvan https://t.co/lAACGsDEei https://t.co/wzaXWk4KaN

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“You have arrested Madam Meng.” “You are lapdogs of the United States.” How the detention of a Chinese tech executive opened an acrimonious new era between the U.S. and China. https://t.co/tJULQoBWUw via @WSJ

More than one in five senior federal officials owned stocks in companies affected by decisions their agencies made, a WSJ investigation found. https://t.co/K3LyBT3EU6 via @WSJ

Too many weddings have guests finding you can put a price on love https://t.co/eFOCfpGyzt via @WSJ

For people with disabilities, the Ukraine war’s trauma is magnified. Some are unable to cope in bomb shelters. “What about the moms with bedridden children who can’t go to the basement, what’s their fate?” https://t.co/kCxIdW6GdZ via @WSJ

For years, President Xi Jinping sidelined China’s No. 2 political figure, Premier Li Keqiang. With the economy in a funk, Mr. Li is re-emerging. https://t.co/X1f9YQVHSz via @WSJ

A slowdown in the economy and a growing gulf with the West have underlined the costs for China of implementing Xi Jinping’s agenda. https://t.co/aWr6IOc5y3 via @WSJ

RT @WSJ: A 15-year-old thought he could help his family by making money if he made it to the U.S. He left them behind in Mexico, not knowin…