We won’t stop until he’s home #IStandWithEvan

A new display was installed at our HQ in New York, featuring every The Wall Street Journal Page One since our colleague Evan Gershkovich was wrongfully detained. Journalism is not a crime and we continue to call for Evan’s immediate release. #IStandWithEvan 📸: Cam Pollack/The Wall Street Journal

This is leadership: Paul Beckett, WSJ Bureau Chief is back to read in the early morning shift in hour 22 of the Evan Gershkovich Readathon National Press Club

In Washington, London and here in Singapore, Evan Gershkovich’s colleagues and friends took turns reading his journalism out loud for 24 hours straight. Even one day is a long time. Evan’s been unjustly detained in Russia for 112 days. He should be released. #IStandWithEvan

Evan is curious, exceptional, empathic, brave, dedicated, lovely, courageous, a superstar, gregarious, inspiring, talented, reliable, generous, funny, driven, passionate, crucial. Evan Gershkovich is an American journalist. It's time to bring him home. #IStandWithEvan

It's so hard to fathom that it has now been 20 long weeks, a shocking 140 days since Evan was detained in Russia simply for doing his job. My colleague Evan Gershkovich is a brilliant journalist and journalism is not a crime. He should be released immediately. #IStandWithEvan

A senior executive at American risk advisory firm Kroll has been barred from leaving mainland China, the latest example of Chinese authorities imposing exit bans on the employees of foreign firms. A scoop from Rebecca Feng Chun Han Wong 王春翰 wsj.com/world/china/ch…

It's been 27 weeks - 189 long days - of our brilliant The Wall Street Journal colleague Evan Gershkovich being locked up in a notorious Russian prison, simply for doing his job. Here in the London office, we are standing with him today and everyday. #IStandWithEvan #FreeEvan #JournalismIsNotACrime

29 WEEKS. There's a lot going on in the world right now, but please remember that our The Wall Street Journal colleague Evan Gershkovich has been wrongfully detained in a Russian prison since March. We need to get him home. #JournalismIsNotACrime #IStandWithEvan #FreeEvan

A dispute between China and the Philippines, a U.S. ally, is rapidly escalating over an unusual military outpost: a World War-II era ship that is leaky, riddled with holes, covered in rust and sitting atop a reef in the South China Sea. Niharika Mandhana wsj.com/world/asia/chi…

👀A must-read by Niharika Mandhana (The Wall Street Journal) to understand how 🇨🇳#China carries out its blockade of the 🇵🇭#Philippines' outpost at 2nd Thomas Shoal. A very helpful infographic description of the 21 Oct mission (which included 2 collisions).👇👇👇

“The scale [of China’s shipbuilding] is just almost hard to fathom,” said Thomas Shugart, an adjunct senior fellow at [⁦CNAS⁩] whose research focuses on maritime competition.” wsj.com/world/china/ch…

For a full year, our colleague Evan Gershkovich has been locked in a Russian prison for doing his job. A full year stolen from him. #FreeEvanGershkovich

Four years ago the U.S. and its oldest ally in Asia were close to a breakup. Today, the U.S.-Philippines alliance is at its strongest in decades—credit a new leader in Manila and a China showdown in the South China Sea. Niharika Mandhana wsj.com/world/asia/the… wsj.com/world/asia/the…

The Philippines is key to enacting U.S. operational concepts in a Taiwan contingency--even without assured access. I talked Niharika Mandhana The Wall Street Journal about the importance of range in a warfight with China and what the Marines could do from the Philippines. wsj.com/world/asia/ame…

New display at the The Wall Street Journal newsroom

China Is Waging a ‘Gray Zone’ Campaign to Cement Power. Here’s How It Looks. Years of ship-tracking data, flight paths and satellite images show a clear intensification of Beijing’s tactics across a swath of Asia Niharika Mandhana wsj.com/world/china/ch… wsj.com/world/china/ch…

America’s New Pacific Army Commander Lays Out His China Strategy—Gen. Ronald Clark says ‘extraordinary times’ demand agile ground forces, new missile systems and a different way of thinking Niharika Mandhana Timothy W. Martin wsj.com/world/asia/ame… wsj.com/world/asia/ame…