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Reuters
| 10 months ago
Topics Wikileaks founder Julian Assange gestures as he speaks from the balcony of Ecuador's embassy, where he is taking refuge in London August 19, 2012. Despite claims by Julian Assange that Washington is plotting to extradite and execute him, U.S.
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Mail Online UK
| 10 months ago
Ecuador's President Rafael Correa has said Julian Assange can stay at the London embassy indefinitely The president of Ecuador has announced that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is welcome to stay at the country's London Embassy indefinitely'.
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The Christian Science Monitor
| 10 months ago
Los Angeles The temperature is way up in London with the decision of the government of Ecuador to grant WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange political asylum. Some have suggested that Britain could use its Diplomatic and Consular Premises Act of 1987 to...
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Reuters
| 10 months ago
Topics Wikileaks founder Julian Assange gestures as he prepares to speak from the balcony of Ecuador's embassy, where he is taking refuge in London August 19, 2012. Latin America has condemned Britain's threat to lift diplomatic protection from...
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Russia Today
| 10 months ago
Ecuador does not fear US revenge for granting asylum to Julian Assange. Despite America's power in the world, it is not Ecuador's father or teacher to punish us, the country's foreign minister said exclusively to RT Spanish host Eva Golinger. We don'...
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The Daily Telegraph
| 10 months ago
S high court is mulling the extradition of a dissident blogger and ex-soldier from Belarus who took refuge there in 2009 fearing the death penalty in his home country, his lawyer has said. Ecuador's much-criticised record on press freedom has come...
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International Herald Tribune
| 10 months ago
August 21, 2012 Hackers attacked British government Web sites over a 24-hour period, the government said Tuesday, after the activist group Anonymous suggested it had done so to protest the handling of the case of Julian Assange , the founder of...
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Zee News
| 10 months ago
Activists say an outspoken British lawmaker must retract his claim that sex crimes allegations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange do not constitute rape. George Galloway of the Respect party said yesterday the alleged crimes were "bad sexual...
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Leader Post Online
| 10 months ago
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange used the balcony of the Ecuadorean embassy on Sunday to berate the United States for threatening freedom of expression and called on President Barack Obama to end what he called a witch-hunt against his whistle-...
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The Age
| 10 months ago
Julian Assange makes a statement from the balcony of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London...We all know it, and there's probably little more to be said about it...Except that I'm increasingly frustrated by the subtext of this praise. When thanks is...
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Kuwait Times
| 10 months ago
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, holed up in Ecuador's London embassy for nearly two months, was caught up in a spreading diplomatic row yesterday as the ex-hacker prepared to face the world's media. As the Organization of American States called a...
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BBC
| 10 months ago
This piece contains explicit sexual detail British MP George Galloway sparked outrage with his comments on the Julian Assange sexual assault allegations. But does the definition of rape vary significantly from country to country? The MP for Bradford...
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Arab News
| 10 months ago
The United States on Monday denied Julian Assange's wild assertions that it has launched a witch-hunt for the WikiLeaks founder, who was holed up in Ecuador's embassy in London to avoid extradition. The Australian-born hacktivist rallied supporters...
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Telegraph India
| 10 months ago
It would be suicide for Britain to enter Ecuador's embassy in London to arrest Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, the South American country's President has warned. Rafael Correa warned such a provocative precedent would leave British embassies...
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The Local
| 10 months ago
The problem is that they aren't going to give him the safe conduct," Rafael Correa said in a radio interview, adding that "Mr Assange can stay indefinitely in our embassy." Ecuador on Thursday granted political asylum to the 41-year-old Australian...
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BBC
| 10 months ago
Ecuador split on asylum for Wikileaks' Julian Assange BBC News Protesters have come out in support of Julian Assange in the capital Quito A day after the decision to grant him asylum in Ecuador, Julian Assange's face looks out from every news stand...
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
| 10 months ago
The Government maintains it has no evidence that the US intends to try and extradite Julian Assange, despite a report which claims America is intent on pursuing him. The WikiLeaks founder remains holed up in Ecuador's London embassy, with Britain...
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The Courier-Mail
| 10 months ago
Twenty-three countries voted on Friday for the resolution proposed by Ecuador to convene the meeting at its Washington headquarters to discuss Quito's stand-off with Britain over Assange...The vote was taken at emergency talks to discuss the Assange...
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Mail Online UK
| 10 months ago
17 August 2012 The farce over WikiLeaks fugitive Julian Assange may already have left taxpayers with a bill of 1million, it emerged last night. The staggering total is made up of legal, policing and court costs run up over two years as he fought...
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Canadian Free Press
| 10 months ago
The story we get repeatedly from the press is that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange received asylum in the Ecuadorian embassy in London because he fears being sent by the British to Sweden to answer sex charges and then eventually being extradited to...
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Russia Today
| 10 months ago
Four activists supporting embattled WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange conducted a sit-in protest on Friday inside the UK Consulate in Melbourne, Australia, as 20 others rallied downstairs...The US and Canada were among those who opposed the measure,...
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The Courier-Mail
| 10 months ago
THE United States says it does not believe in "diplomatic asylum" after Ecuador offered to let WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange stay indefinitely in its embassy in London. Ecuador has turned to the Organisation of American States, which met on...
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Daily Nation
| 10 months ago
Rating Australian diplomats believe Washington is targeting WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for possible prosecution, according to documents obtained by a newspaper. The Australian embassy in Washington is taking seriously the possibility that...
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Russia Today
| 10 months ago
11 President Obama already declared Bradley Manning guilty without the accused WikiLeaks contributor being put on trial. On Thursday, dozens of Manning's fellow Iraq War veterans around the US protested the president in solidarity with the soldier.
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Sun Sentinel
| 10 months ago
The Miami Herald WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange might live as a free man in Ecuador if he can ever get out of England. Shortly after the Andean nation granted Assange asylum Thursday, UK authorities said the controversial free-speech advocate would...
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Asian Tribune
| 10 months ago
47 editor When the Government of Britain threatened the South American nation Ecuador that it will forcibly storm its embassy in London to get the WikiLeaks whistleblower Julian Assange which was obvious to the entire political world that it was...
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The Guardian
| 10 months ago
A Julian Assange supporter stakes her spot opposite the Ecuadorian embassy where he claimed asylum to avoid extradiction to Sweden to face rape allegations. Photograph: John Stillwell/PA Ecuador is still willing to negotiate with the British...
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The Guardian
| 10 months ago
Edu Leon/CON/LatinContent/Getty Images The decision of Rafael Correa, Ecuador 's charismatic and often hot-tempered leader, to grant political asylum to Julian Assange has gone down well with his supporters, who see their small country taking the...
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San Diego Union-Tribune
| 10 months ago
A supporter of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange holds up a placard outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in central London, London, Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange entered the embassy in June in an attempt to gain political asylum...
