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Hit By 40 Million Cyber-Attacks Since Julian Assange's Arrest: Ecuador
Ecuador said on Monday it has suffered 40 million cyber-attacks on the webpages of public institutions since stripping Wikileaks founder Julian Assange of political asylum.
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Ecuador Suspends Julian Assange's Citizenship
Julian Assange Arrest: Ecuador has suspended Julian Assange's citizenship and accused him and people connected to his WikiLeaks group of collaborating in attempts to destabilise the Andean nation's government, after years of offering him shelter.
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How UK Police Arrested Julian Assange Without Breaking International Law
For almost seven years, Julian Assange has lived in the Ecuadoran Embassy in London. The WikiLeaks founder feared that if he left the diplomatic outpost, located in an apartment building in the post neighborhood of Knightsbridge, he would be arrested by British authorities.
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Ecuador To Partly Restore Internet Access For Julian Assange
The Ecuadorian government will partially restore communications for Julian Assange at the country's embassy in London, Wikileaks said.
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How Ecuador, Russia Planned To Help Julian Assange Escape From UK
Ecuador in 2017 gave Wikileaks founder Julian Assange a diplomatic post in Russia but rescinded it after Britain refused to give him diplomatic immunity, according to an Ecuadorean government document seen by Reuters.
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Ecuador Spied On Julian Assange At London Embassy
Ecuador spied on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at its London embassy where he has been living since 2012, initially to support him but things changed after he hacked the mission's computers, the Guardian reported Wednesday.
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Could WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Be On The Brink Of Freedom?
A London court will rule on Tuesday whether it would be in the interests of justice to pursue action against WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange for failing to surrender to bail back in 2012.
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Judge To Rule On Julian Assange's Bid To Escape Legal Action In Britain
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will hear on Tuesday whether his legal bid to halt action against him for breaching bail has been successful, in a ruling that could pave the way for him to leave the Ecuadorean embassy in London.
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Ecuador President Lenin Moreno Calls Julian Assange A "Problem"
The president of Ecuador Lenin Moreno on Sunday described WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as an "inherited problem" that has created "more than a nuisance" for his government.
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Ecuador Warns Julian Assange Over Support For Catalonian Independence From Spain
Ecuador has told WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to avoid making statements that could affect the country's international relations after he expressed support for Catalonian independence from Spain.
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WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Claims Sex Was 'Consensual' In Released Testimony
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has told authorities investigating him over a rape allegation that his accuser "made it very clear" she wanted to have sex, according to testimony he released Wednesday.
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Julian Assange Says Britain, Sweden Should 'Implement' UN Panel Ruling
Julian Assange today called for Britain and Sweden to "implement" a UN panel finding saying that he should be able to walk free from Ecuador's embassy in London, where he has lived in self-imposed confinement since 2012.
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Julian Assange Will Leave Ecuador Embassy, Accept Arrest If Loses UN Case: Wikileaks
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he took refuge in June 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden, and accept arrest on Friday if a UN panel investigating his case rules against him, he said in a statement.
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Ecuador Asks Sweden To Apply Again Over Julian Assange Interview
Ecuador has asked Sweden to submit a new application over the questioning of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange in London, Swedish prosecutors said on Thursday.
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Julian Assange Welcome in Ecuador Embassy 'As Long As Necessary'
Ecuador on Friday guaranteed political asylum to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for "as long as necessary," one day after he lost an appeal against a Swedish warrant for his arrest.
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Hit By 40 Million Cyber-Attacks Since Julian Assange's Arrest: Ecuador
Ecuador said on Monday it has suffered 40 million cyber-attacks on the webpages of public institutions since stripping Wikileaks founder Julian Assange of political asylum.
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Ecuador Suspends Julian Assange's Citizenship
Julian Assange Arrest: Ecuador has suspended Julian Assange's citizenship and accused him and people connected to his WikiLeaks group of collaborating in attempts to destabilise the Andean nation's government, after years of offering him shelter.
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How UK Police Arrested Julian Assange Without Breaking International Law
For almost seven years, Julian Assange has lived in the Ecuadoran Embassy in London. The WikiLeaks founder feared that if he left the diplomatic outpost, located in an apartment building in the post neighborhood of Knightsbridge, he would be arrested by British authorities.
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Ecuador To Partly Restore Internet Access For Julian Assange
The Ecuadorian government will partially restore communications for Julian Assange at the country's embassy in London, Wikileaks said.
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How Ecuador, Russia Planned To Help Julian Assange Escape From UK
Ecuador in 2017 gave Wikileaks founder Julian Assange a diplomatic post in Russia but rescinded it after Britain refused to give him diplomatic immunity, according to an Ecuadorean government document seen by Reuters.
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Ecuador Spied On Julian Assange At London Embassy
Ecuador spied on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at its London embassy where he has been living since 2012, initially to support him but things changed after he hacked the mission's computers, the Guardian reported Wednesday.
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Could WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Be On The Brink Of Freedom?
A London court will rule on Tuesday whether it would be in the interests of justice to pursue action against WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange for failing to surrender to bail back in 2012.
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Judge To Rule On Julian Assange's Bid To Escape Legal Action In Britain
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will hear on Tuesday whether his legal bid to halt action against him for breaching bail has been successful, in a ruling that could pave the way for him to leave the Ecuadorean embassy in London.
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Ecuador President Lenin Moreno Calls Julian Assange A "Problem"
The president of Ecuador Lenin Moreno on Sunday described WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as an "inherited problem" that has created "more than a nuisance" for his government.
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Ecuador Warns Julian Assange Over Support For Catalonian Independence From Spain
Ecuador has told WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to avoid making statements that could affect the country's international relations after he expressed support for Catalonian independence from Spain.
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WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Claims Sex Was 'Consensual' In Released Testimony
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has told authorities investigating him over a rape allegation that his accuser "made it very clear" she wanted to have sex, according to testimony he released Wednesday.
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Julian Assange Says Britain, Sweden Should 'Implement' UN Panel Ruling
Julian Assange today called for Britain and Sweden to "implement" a UN panel finding saying that he should be able to walk free from Ecuador's embassy in London, where he has lived in self-imposed confinement since 2012.
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Julian Assange Will Leave Ecuador Embassy, Accept Arrest If Loses UN Case: Wikileaks
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he took refuge in June 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden, and accept arrest on Friday if a UN panel investigating his case rules against him, he said in a statement.
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Ecuador Asks Sweden To Apply Again Over Julian Assange Interview
Ecuador has asked Sweden to submit a new application over the questioning of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange in London, Swedish prosecutors said on Thursday.
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Julian Assange Welcome in Ecuador Embassy 'As Long As Necessary'
Ecuador on Friday guaranteed political asylum to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for "as long as necessary," one day after he lost an appeal against a Swedish warrant for his arrest.
