Summary
Russian prosecutor seeks 18-year sentence for US journalist Evan Gershkovich
The Independent
Of course, it was never in doubt that Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich would be found guilty of espionage — the acquittal rate in criminal trials held before a judge in Russia is only 0.34 percent.
Politico
Gershkovich could still be pardoned by Russian President Vladimir Putin, possibly in conjunction with a potential prisoner swap with the United States.
Deccan Herald
The Moscow correspondent of the 'Wall Street Journal' has been sentenced to 16 years in prison on espionage charges, which he denies.
Le Monde
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