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Assange reveals life inside 'space station' embassy The West Australian LONDON (AFP) – WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is certain he will one day go to Ecuador, he said in an interview published Sunday, describing his life in the Ecuadoran embassy in London as “like being in a space station”. The Australian activist, 41 … and more

US says WikiLeaks ' Assange trying to deflect rape allegations GMA News WASHINGTON – The United States on Monday (Tuesday, PHL time) accused WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange of making “wild assertions” about an alleged U.S. vendetta against him to deflect attention from rape allegations he faces in Sweden.

Jakarta Globe WikiLeaks ' Assange set to face world's media GMA News LONDON — Embattled WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is set to face the world's media on Sunday from the safe haven of London's Ecuadoran embassy but risks arrest if he takes even one step out of the building.

Ecuador grants asylum to WikiLeaks ' Assange Waxahachie Daily Light In a message posted to its Twitter account, WikiLeaks said Assange would make a public statement outside Ecuador's embassy on Sunday afternoon — potentially offering British police the chance to arrest him. The secret-spilling website did not …

Neon Tommy WikiLeaks says it has obtained 2.4 million emails from Syria, claims …

The Local.se Assange loses Sweden extradition appeal The Local.se … avoid extradition to Sweden to face sex crimes accusations as the UK Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected an appeal by the WikiLeaks founder of a lower …

Brazil Springs A WikiLeak … Assange Tags Newsman As Media Mole Huffington Post With a London court ruling that media activist Julian Assange must now return to Sweden to face charges of sex crimes, the WikiLeaks founder has made his last dance a Samba, outing Brazil's most trusted newscaster as what some local media are caling an … and more

Peace FM Online Julian Assange loses his appeal against extradition to Sweden DigitalJournal.com London – WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has had his appeal against extradition to Sweden denied by a British court. Assange is wanted in Sweden for questioning over the alleged rape and molestation of two women

Sydney Morning Herald WikiLeak's Assange Continues Fight Against Extradition Voice of America (blog) WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange returns to court Wednesday for a second day to fight extradition from Britain to Sweden for questioning over sexual misconduct. Assange denies any sexual wrongdoing and claims the extradition to Sweden is politically … WIKILEAK BOSS HAS 'DISTURBING ATTITUDE TO SEX' Express.co.uk all 1,867 news articles