STEPHENS COLUMN

President Vladimir Putin of Russia during a joint news conference in Tehran, Iran, in July.

If Vladimir Putin had ever bothered to read Evan Gershkovich’s reporting — it’s a safe bet he didn’t, for reasons I’ll explain below — he might have thought a little harder before throwing him into prison last month on transparently bogus espionage charges.

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