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Supporters of WikiLeaks ' Assange lose $320K in bail money NBCNews.com (blog) Assange's backers — who include Jemima Khan, a writer, movie directors Ken Loach and Michael Moore and publisher Felix Dennis – had to forfeit their money because Assange skipped bail in June to avoid being extradited to Sweden where he is wanted … and more

StarAfrica.com US preparing case against WikiLeak's Assange: lawyer StarAfrica.com US prosecutors are secretly preparing a case against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for publishing a cache of sensitive diplomatic cables, his lawyer Baltazar Garzon said Wednesday. The 41-year-old Australian has been holed up in Ecuador's embassy … Putin weighs in on Assange: 'it's political' The Local.se all 968 news articles

Assange and Wikileaks : Time to Ask Some Impertinent Questions Huffington Post I'm badly out of step with my media brethren, since I find the fate of Wikileaks and its besieged founder, Julian Assange, a truly compelling story. Other media don't agree. The pressure on Assange, who has taken sanctuary in the Ecuadorean embassy in ..

NEWS.com.au WikiLeakers expose US crimes The Spokesman Review Information in WikiLeak files demonstrates the depravity of Washington's foreign policy. That Britain contemplates storming the Ecuadorian Embassy to arrest Assange indicates the depth and breadth of that depravity

Zee News Ecuador's Correa criticizes Britain over extradition record Reuters QUITO (Reuters) – Ecuador's President Rafael Correa said on Wednesday that Britain's failure to extradite former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet more than a decade ago means it has no right to lecture others over the fate of WikiLeaks founder Julian …

Haaretz UK Government Websites Attacked by Anonymous Over Assange PCWorld The U.K. Ministry of Justice has experienced problems with the availability of its website following a denial-of-service attack by Anonymous, which is demanding freedom for WikiLeak's founder Julian Assange who was last week granted asylum by Ecuador

Haaretz US says WikiLeaks founder trying to deflect attention Xinhua WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (Xinhua) — The U.S. government on Monday accused WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange of trying to deflect attention from his charges of sexual assault after he called on Washington to stop the “witch-hunt” against his organization.

Haaretz In London speech, WikiLeaks founder cites many enemies, and much fewer friends Haaretz Two months after finding refuge in the embassy and the ensuing police siege, the first public appearance by the WikiLeak's founder, wanted in Sweden for questioning over allegations of rape, took a comic turn.

CBS News Assange to Obama: Stop WikiLeaks “witch hunt” CBS News (CBS/AP) LONDON – WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange urged President Obama to end a so-called “witch hunt” against his secret-spilling website, appearing in public Sunday for the first time since he took refuge two months ago inside Ecuador's Embassy in … Assange's stubborn grip hurt WikiLeaks CNN WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange calls for an end to US 'witch-hunt' Herald Sun Create a custom date range Los Angeles Times Washington Times all 4,938 news articles

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange calls for an end to US 'witch-hunt' Perth Now WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange makes an address from inside the Ecuadorian embassy in London, as police and media line the street outside.