Russia has charged the reporter with espionage, allegations he and his employer have vehemently rejected

Zelensky slams Russia for 'killing people in broad daylight' after shelling in Sloviansk; Brazil's Lula says US should stop 'encouraging war'

Russian opposition leader said to be suffering severe stomach pain, rapid weight loss; ambulance was called last week, but authorities refused to allow him to go to hospital

US intel leaks indicate Cairo sought to export 40,000 missiles, other equipment; Sissi instructed a minister to provide the arms, but 'avoid problems with West'

Designation elevates case of Evan Gershkovich in US government hierarchy; dedicated State Department office to take lead on securing his release

Prosecutor requesting 25-year sentence for Vladimir Kara-Murza Jr., to be served in a 'strict regime' prison colony

The former prisoner of Zion, who wrote a book about overcoming fear, said he's afraid a prison sentence will mean death for Vladimir Kara-Murza

Moscow court rules Jewish journalist Evan Gershkovich will be kept behind bars for 2 months during investigation; employer Wall Street Journal 'vehemently denies' allegations

Rabbis, other journalists join call for Jews to leave symbolic empty space at Seder for Evan Gershkovich, charged with espionage in high-profile international incident

Sergey Cherkasov, who visited Israel on trip with university where he pretended to be a student, allegedly met US embassy officials and 'kingmaker L.'