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Wikileaks founder Assange remains in embassy even after Sweden prosecutor drops rape charges

Swedish prosecutors dropped the rape charge against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, but he still remains holed up in London's Ecuador embassy.

Julian Assange's internet link 'severed' by Ecuador, confirms WikiLeaks

WikiLeaks has blamed Ecuador for cutting off founder Julian Assange's internet access while he is holed up at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, and while his group is releasing thousands of emails from Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman.

End of the road for arguments presented by Sweden, UK: Assange on UN panel verdict

Julian Assange called for Britain and Sweden to "implement" a UN panel finding saying that he should be able to walk free from Ecuador's embassy.

Britain could end Assange row 'tomorrow': Ecuadorian prez

Ecuadoran President Rafael Correa has said that Britain had the power to resolve the Julian Assange standoff "tomorrow."

Assange will not leave embassy until assured of no US extradition: lawyer

Assange sought asylum at the embassy in June 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden, where he faces allegations of rape and sexual molestation, which he strongly denies.

WikiLeaks founder Assange says he will leave Ecuadorian embassy soon

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has developed a life threatening heart defect and a chronic lung condition during his years confined to the Ecuadorian embassy in southwest London.

D-day for Julian Assange: Will Swedish court cancel arrest warrant today?

Assange sought refuge in Ecuador's embassy in Britain in June 2012 after having exhausted all legal options at British courts to avoid being extradited to Sweden.

Surveillance firm denies bugging Ecuador embassy in London

A British surveillance company has denied Ecuador's allegation that it planted a bug inside the South American country's London embassy.

Hidden microphone found inside embassy where Assange is living

The Foreign Office in London declined to comment immediately on the allegation and Prime Minister David Cameron's spokesman said he did not comment on security issues.

WikiLeaks holds more US documents: Julian Assange

The website will, however, not release this material during the court martial of its source, US Army Private Bradley Manning, according to a report by 'The Age' today.