Joe Parkinson

RT @yarotrof: Congrats to my @WSJ colleagues @JoeWSJ @drewhinshaw @tggrove @aviswanatha for winning @PressClubDC Edwin Hood award for their…

Update: Kremlin spox Dmitry Peskov says Putin ready to “consider pardoned Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich’s request for an interview.” Which really tells you everything about the sham spying trial, doesn’t it… https://t.co/xVotR90hCA

Our @WSJ colleague is free and we have three stories on the front. Doesn’t get much better in our game. I’m going on holiday now. https://t.co/5rRtBv2IhK

Hell of a thing to see this guy last night at Andrew’s airbase. The first thing he said to me ⁦@drewhinshaw⁩ was; “I hear you have a great story today.” https://t.co/fnKmkLnYDV

Evan is on his way back to the U.S. but another American, Paul Whelan, is also finally coming home after more than 5 years. Our deep dive on “the unluckiest American” who was twice left behind in previous swaps. https://t.co/uzZOf4bR5M

RT @JoannaStern: @WSJ You will read and see a lot about Evan today. But gosh, this @WSJ story of how today happened by @JoeWSJ @drewhinsha…

RT @WSJPR: @JoeWSJ, @drewhinshaw, @brett_forrest, @aviswanatha and @marson_jr won the Edwin M. Hood Award for “Evan Gershkovich and the Glo…

RT @drewhinshaw: When Russia arrested our colleague Evan Gershkovich, @JoeWSJ, @aviswanatha & I set out to cover his detention with a dili…

Very important.

Jason Rezaian @jrezaian

Next week @wsj reporter Evan Gershkovich will appear in a Moscow court. The judicial proceedings he will be subjected to will bear little resemblance to what we recognize as a trial in countries that are governed by the rule of law. This is important. Here’s why: 🧵

RT @georgikantchev: Encrypted communications with Moscow. A refrigerator full of hundreds of thousands of euros banknotes. ID theft of an i…

New investigation. Bricks of cash hidden inside the refrigerator, specialised hardware to communicate back to Moscow, and a decade-long journey to create fake Argentine identities. With @georgikantchev & @SFrydlewsky https://t.co/vm02xIAFrf https://t.co/EUE9V9XdYx

Evan on his way to #Arsenal again — this time for the season finale. We know he’s following closely from prison in Moscow. Every time the banner has gone to the Emirates, it’s been the right result. Maybe he brings the luck Arsenal need today. 🤞🏼 #COYG #FreeEvan https://t.co/YwOfrOjGgE

Our new story… imagine an episode of “The Americans” with the scenery of The Sound of Music, all set against the U.S. spy war with China. (And a cameo from Sherlock Holmes.) Interested?… please read on.

The Wall Street Journal @WSJ

The innkeeper at The Hotel Rössi in the Swiss village of Unterbach struggled for years to find a buyer who would carry on the traditions of the century-old Alpine lodge. Finally, a family from China stepped forward to buy it. 🧵 https://t.co/FhmTR6JjEp https://t.co/FhmTR6JjEp

Look at the strength and spirit of @EvanGershkovich—who has now served almost 400 days in an infamous Russian prison on patently bogus charges. I don’t know how he retains such dignity and good humour, locked up 1000s of miles from home. I can’t wait to ask him over a beer.

Steve Rosenberg @BBCSteveR

This was first time in several months we’d been allowed into a Moscow courtroom to see Evan Gershkovich. The Wall Street Journal reporter was appealing against his continued detention. Appeal was rejected. But Evan seemed in good health & good spirits. He’s accused of spying – a https://t.co/Qs53mDJcQq

Two Sisters, Maryam and Halima, were among those kidnapped by Boko Haram from the Chibok Secondary School 10 years ago. Maryam escaped in 2016. Halima was trapped. Now they’re finally both free. But their lives will never be the same. https://t.co/UTgXh5ScB3

RT @AAllenSport: #FreeEvan https://t.co/MaQnomeF5o

Arsenal fans tonight — and all through this year — showing big love for @WSJ reporter and massive gooner Evan Gershkovich, unjustly jailed for a year in Russia. We know he sees this and it lifts his spirits. #COYG #IStandWithEvan https://t.co/zGKINfvMDH