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Julian Assange Says He "Hears Voices" In Prison: Psychiatrist
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange complained of hearing imaginary voices and music while detained in a high-security British prison, a psychiatrist who has interviewed him told his extradition hearing on Tuesday.
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Swedish Prosecutors Interview New Witnesses In Assange case
Swedish prosecutors have interviewed two new witnesses over a 2010 rape allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, the Prosecution Authority said Monday.
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Julian Assage Set Up "Centre For Spying" At Embassy: Ecuador President
Julian Assange Arrest: Ecuadoran President Lenin Moreno on Sunday defended his decision to overturn Julian Assange's asylum status, claiming in an interview with the Guardian newspaper that the WikiLeaks founder had tried to set up a "centre for spying" in Ecuador's London embassy.
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Ecuador Says Will Let Sweden Interview Julian Assange In London
Ecuador has reached agreement to allow the Swedish government to interview WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Quito said late on Wednesday.
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Swedish Prosecutor Preparing New Application To Interview Julian Assange
The Swedish prosecutor heading a preliminary investigation into Wikileaks founder Julian Assange over an allegation of rape said she was preparing a new application to interview the Wikileaks founder in Ecuador's embassy in London.
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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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WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Says French President 'Stabbed Me in Back'
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange claimed in an interview published Friday that President Francois Hollande "stabbed me in the back" by rejecting his request for asylum in France.
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Bradley Manning's mother: My son is 'Superman'
In a rare interview, the British mother of U.S. soldier Bradley Manning has urged her son not to give up hope, even as he faces up to 136 years in prison for disclosing hundreds of thousands of secret U.S. documents.
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Julian Assange's lawyers look to sue Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said in an interview published on Monday that he has hired a legal team to establish whether he has a case to sue Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard for defamation.
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Julian Assange reveals life inside 'space station' embassy
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is certain he will one day go to Ecuador, he said in an interview published on Sunday, describing his life in the Ecuadoran embassy in London as "like being in a space station".
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WikiLeaks' German staff quits, says chief authoritarian
WikiLeaks' representative in Germany has quit the organization, criticising the founder of the whistle blower website as being authoritarian, in an interview with Der Spiegel published on Monday."Julian Assange reacted to the smallest criticism by accusing me of being disobedient...
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WikiLeaks founder says goal is 'promote justice'
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, said the goal of releasing secret documents is not to undermine governments but to "promote justice."
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Julian Assange makes TV debut; interviews Hezbollah Chief
The opening episode of Julian Assange's new talk show featured an interview with militant leader Hassan Nasrallah, whose Syria-backed Hezbollah militia is considered a terrorist organization in the United States and Europe. The half-hour segment aired on Kremlin-backed broadcaster RT Tuesday and featured questions about Israel, Lebanon, Syria, the...
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Assange moves to TV with new chat show, network unknown
You've read his leaks. Now watch his show. Cyber-transparency activist Julian Assange says he's launching a career in television, hosting what he's billing as a new brand of talk show built around the theme of "the world tomorrow."
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Full transcript of Assange's interview with NDTV
After announcing that WikiLeaks would temporarily suspend publication in order to raise funds for its operations, its founder Julian Assange told NDTV that he was grateful for the strong Indian support and that he was in the process of setting up an Indian bank account for supporters to deposit donations.
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Julian Assange Says He "Hears Voices" In Prison: Psychiatrist
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange complained of hearing imaginary voices and music while detained in a high-security British prison, a psychiatrist who has interviewed him told his extradition hearing on Tuesday.
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Swedish Prosecutors Interview New Witnesses In Assange case
Swedish prosecutors have interviewed two new witnesses over a 2010 rape allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, the Prosecution Authority said Monday.
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Julian Assage Set Up "Centre For Spying" At Embassy: Ecuador President
Julian Assange Arrest: Ecuadoran President Lenin Moreno on Sunday defended his decision to overturn Julian Assange's asylum status, claiming in an interview with the Guardian newspaper that the WikiLeaks founder had tried to set up a "centre for spying" in Ecuador's London embassy.
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Ecuador Says Will Let Sweden Interview Julian Assange In London
Ecuador has reached agreement to allow the Swedish government to interview WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Quito said late on Wednesday.
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Swedish Prosecutor Preparing New Application To Interview Julian Assange
The Swedish prosecutor heading a preliminary investigation into Wikileaks founder Julian Assange over an allegation of rape said she was preparing a new application to interview the Wikileaks founder in Ecuador's embassy in London.
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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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WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Says French President 'Stabbed Me in Back'
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange claimed in an interview published Friday that President Francois Hollande "stabbed me in the back" by rejecting his request for asylum in France.
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Bradley Manning's mother: My son is 'Superman'
In a rare interview, the British mother of U.S. soldier Bradley Manning has urged her son not to give up hope, even as he faces up to 136 years in prison for disclosing hundreds of thousands of secret U.S. documents.
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Julian Assange's lawyers look to sue Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said in an interview published on Monday that he has hired a legal team to establish whether he has a case to sue Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard for defamation.
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Julian Assange reveals life inside 'space station' embassy
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is certain he will one day go to Ecuador, he said in an interview published on Sunday, describing his life in the Ecuadoran embassy in London as "like being in a space station".
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WikiLeaks' German staff quits, says chief authoritarian
WikiLeaks' representative in Germany has quit the organization, criticising the founder of the whistle blower website as being authoritarian, in an interview with Der Spiegel published on Monday."Julian Assange reacted to the smallest criticism by accusing me of being disobedient...
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WikiLeaks founder says goal is 'promote justice'
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, said the goal of releasing secret documents is not to undermine governments but to "promote justice."
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Julian Assange makes TV debut; interviews Hezbollah Chief
The opening episode of Julian Assange's new talk show featured an interview with militant leader Hassan Nasrallah, whose Syria-backed Hezbollah militia is considered a terrorist organization in the United States and Europe. The half-hour segment aired on Kremlin-backed broadcaster RT Tuesday and featured questions about Israel, Lebanon, Syria, the...
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Assange moves to TV with new chat show, network unknown
You've read his leaks. Now watch his show. Cyber-transparency activist Julian Assange says he's launching a career in television, hosting what he's billing as a new brand of talk show built around the theme of "the world tomorrow."
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Full transcript of Assange's interview with NDTV
After announcing that WikiLeaks would temporarily suspend publication in order to raise funds for its operations, its founder Julian Assange told NDTV that he was grateful for the strong Indian support and that he was in the process of setting up an Indian bank account for supporters to deposit donations.
