Exclusive : Growing pressure on US over Assange as Australia asks DOJ to reach a plea deal and US struggles to come up with reassurances to Britain’s High Court that Assange’s rights to freedom of expression will be protected. wsj.com/world/europe/a…

'The Cass report laid out how a single study by a Dutch clinic fueled a much wider roll out of gender medicine.'

Strong report via Max Colchester and Stephanie Armour

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Britain’s new post Brexit role: America’s cheap back office. Chelsey Dulaney

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Arsenal fans tonight — and all through this year — showing big love for The Wall Street Journal 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

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#FreeEvan

Here's the WSJ's front page today

Evan Gershkovich has been a Russian captive for a year. He's a caring friend, a brilliant colleague and an innocent man.

It's beyond time to let him go.

Free Evan.

British government spokesman says: “Russia’s decision to extend the detention of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich shows their complete disregard for media freedom. Russia should release him immediately.”
Free Evan.
#IStandWithEvan

Our #London run will take palace at 5.30pm tonight -- you can join us to show solidarity with @wsj reporter Evan Gershkovich, his family and for press freedom.

News outlets including Financial Times Bloomberg AFP News Agency Reuters CNN The Times and The Sunday Times will be joining us.

#IRunForEvan #IStandWithEvan

U.S. and U.K. call out and sanction Chinese state backed hackers after they stole the personal details of 40 million voters in U.K. wsj.com/world/europe/u…

Journalists swim in solidarity one year since US reporter Evan Gershkovich was imprisoned in Russia. Ten Brighton Beaches in seven countries standard.co.uk/news/uk/bright… via Anahita Hossein-Pour #istandwithevan #iswimwithevan

When Charles came to the throne, naysayers were worried that the public wouldn’t like what it saw, a 73-year-old man with a track record for outspoken views. Instead, the problem threatens to become the opposite: The public risks not seeing Charles enough. wsj.com/world/uk/for-u…

Catherine, Princess of Wales, announced Friday she is undergoing treatment for cancer, a major challenge for the British royal family Max Colchester and David Luhnow report wsj.com/world/uk/kate-…

Europe’s defense cuts since the Cold War generated a peace dividend of around $2 trillion, according to Ifo.

Interesting piece by laurence norman
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Exclusive : Julian Assange and the US Justice Department are in early talks to negotiate a guilty plea that could end the 14 year Wikileaks drama. With ⁦Aruna Viswanatha⁩ wsj.com/world/europe/j…

Kate Middleton is alive. But the conspiracy theories won’t die.

“A simple explanation is often not very appealing, especially when famous people are involved.” wsj.com/world/uk/kate-…

All are welcome to come run/walk with us for Evan on March 27. It's been nearly a year since our friend and colleague was detained in Russia simply for doing his job. He should be freed immediately. #RunForEvan #IStandWithEvan

The late Queen Elizabeth once said that the royal family needed to be “seen to be believed.” But right now the family is faced with a more intractable problem: The British public doesn’t believe what it is seeing. wsj.com/world/uk/alter… via Max Colchester

It was the photo that was supposed to reassure the world that all was well with Catherine, Princess of Wales. How it all backfired:
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In the face of an expansionist Russia, the UK military has ‘no credible’ funding plan, MPs warn

Cost of nuclear deterrent rises 62%(!), leaving little money left over for conventional weapons.

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Evan on the cover of Time

FREE EVAN

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