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Julian Assange can appeal U.S. extradition order, U.K. court rulesWikiLeaks' Julian Assange can continue his fight against extradition to the United States after the High Court in London ruled on Tuesday he should be allowed to appeal against it.WorldMar 26
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The West Block – Episode 30, Season 12What impact will Katie Telford's testimony have on calls for a public inquiry into foreign interference, and how bad is the damage of the Pentagon leaks?CanadaApr 16, 2023
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U.K. court to hear U.S. appeal in Julian Assange extradition caseIn January, a lower court judge refused an American request to extradite Assange on spying charges over WikiLeaks' publication of secret military documents a decade ago.WorldOct 27, 2021
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Hackers claim attack on another FBI partner organization, 1,000 accounts hit<p> Hackers claim attack on another FBI partner organization, 1,000 accounts hit <p>HARTFORD, Conn. - Internet hackers who claimed responsibility for attacks at Sony Corp. and the CIA said they compromised the security of more than 1,000 accounts of a Connecticut-based FBI partner organization.</p> &</p>MoneyJun 20, 2011
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AP Interview: Reporter who broke Britain’s phone hacking scandal says more revelations to comeLONDON - He broke the story that destroyed a 168-year-old newspaper, humiliated one of the world's most powerful media moguls and cast a spotlight on a phone hacking scandal that has embroiled politicians, police and journalists.WorldJul 13, 2011
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WikiLeaks founder vows to speed document releaseWikiLeaks founder Julian Assange vowed Tuesday to step up his site's release of secret documents while he fights extradition to Sweden, as his lawyers argued that sending him to Stockholm could land him in Guantanamo Bay or even on U.S. death row.Jan 11, 2011
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Keeping SecretsWe are in the middle of a brand new era. The idea of "top secret" has gone out the window and there is a hot debate brewing between privacy and the right to know.Mar 3, 2011
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‘Lulz’ hackers who breached Senate computers claim hit on CIAA group of hackers who breached the Senate computer system earlier this week claimed responsibility for problems with the CIA's website Wednesday.Jun 17, 2011
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Hackers who breached Senate computer system say they hit CIA websiteA group of hackers who breached the Senate computer system earlier this week claimed responsibility for problems with the CIA's website Wednesday.Jun 17, 2011
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange back in courtWikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was back in court Tuesday, fighting extradition to Sweden on the grounds allegations of sexual misconduct laid against him there don't amount to a crime.Jul 12, 2011
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Police fire tear gas in Rome as protests swell across Europe against corporate greedROME - Italian riot police fired tear gas and water cannons in Rome on Saturday as violent protesters hijacked a peaceful demonstration against corporate greed, smashing bank windows, torching cars and hurling bottles.WorldOct 15, 2011
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Police fire tear gas, water cannons in Rome as protests against corporate greed turn violentROME - Italian police fired tear gas and water cannons Saturday in Rome as violent protesters turned a demonstration against corporate greed into a riot, smashing shop and bank windows, torching cars and hurling bottles.MoneyOct 15, 2011
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange loses appeal against extradition to Sweden on sex allegationsLONDON - Time seems to be running out for Julian Assange, whose long battle to avoid extradition to Sweden over suspected rape and molestation cases appears likely to end in failure unless he can get Britain's highest court to hear an appeal.Nov 2, 2011
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WikiLeaks founder Assange denies sexual assault allegations in unauthorized memoirLONDON - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says in a new memoir that he did not sexually assault two women who have accused him of rape, and claims he was warned the U.S government was trying to entrap him.WorldSep 21, 2011
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s memoir being published without his approvalLONDON - A long-awaited memoir by WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is finally being published — without his approval.EntertainmentSep 21, 2011
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WikiLeaks founder Assange denies sexual assault allegations in unauthorized memoirWikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says in a new memoir that he did not sexually assault two women who have accused him of rape, and claims he was warned the U.S government was trying to entrap him.Sep 22, 2011
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E-book about WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on sale WednesdayNEW YORK, N.Y. - A British journalist's inside take on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is being published in the U.S. as an e-book "single."EntertainmentAug 9, 2011
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UK judiciary: Julian Assange files application to take extradition case to Supreme CourtLONDON - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange filed Tuesday to try to appeal his extradition order, hoping to avoid going to Sweden over sex-crimes allegations.WorldNov 15, 2011
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Julian Assange asks Britain’s Supreme Court to reopen extradition caseLONDON - WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange has asked Britain's Supreme Court to reopen his extradition case, an unusual legal manoeuvr aimed at blocking his removal to Sweden.Jun 12, 2012
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange seeks asylum at Ecuador’s embassy in LondonLONDON - WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange has taken refuge at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, seeking asylum in a long shot move that would see him trade the glare of an often-hostile British press for the comforts of a small Latin American nation governed by a friendly leader.WorldJun 19, 2012