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Evan Gershkovich's coverage primarily focuses on evolving stories and breaking news, especially in the realm of politics with an emphasis on international relations. He frequently covers topics such as cryptocurrency, the Ukraine-Russia conflict, Russian politics, and media news.
Given his focus on evolving political stories and breaking news related to international affairs, he is likely to be responsive to pitches providing expert analysis or first-hand accounts of events unfolding in these areas. Pitches should offer unique insights into geopolitical developments or significant shifts in global events.
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By: Karen Hansen, Sam Laws, Claire Vlases, Evan Gershkovich
Each October, as “spooky season” begins, people around the country decorate their homes with Halloween displays — and each October 31, wear costumes — ranging from cute to creepy to controversial.
By: Aruna Viswanatha, Joel Schectman, Evan Gershkovich
While conducting espionage against sheikh’s tech company, Jonny Gannon helped Gulf country quash U.S. suspicions about China ties.
By: Eliot Brown, Evan Gershkovich
U.S. relations with the Caucasus country of Georgia have gone from warm to frigid in recent years, as the former Soviet republic has cracked down on dissent and swung closer to Vladimir Putin's Russia.
By: Evan Gershkovich, Eliot Brown
Developers are planning to launch marketing on the Trump Tower Tbilisi, the latest foreign project for the Trump family’s business.
HE LEANED FORWARD and thrust the papers into my hands. Neatly drawn in black ballpoint pen, the documents displayed what appeared to be official tables of production figures.
By: Evan Gershkovich
The Wall Street Journal reporter in Russia thought he was meeting a source. Instead, he was arrested for spying. In an exclusive extract from his prison diaries, he reveals how he survived — and won his freedom
In the library of Moscow's Lefortovo prison, my fellow-inmates and I could choose from great novelists such as Charlotte Brontë and Marcel Proust
In an exclusive excerpt from his new book, ‘This Cursed Beautiful Land,’ Evan Gershkovich searches for answers about his arrest while reporting in Russia.
Evan Gershkovich had worked for The Wall Street Journal for a little over a year when he was arrested for doing his job.
