WikiLeaks founder Assange may leave Ecuadorian embassy in London August 18, 2014 - 13:00 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Police have gathered outside the Ecuadorian embassy in London, in anticipation that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may be about to end his self-imposed two-year exile, Sydney Morning Herald reports. If he walks out he is likely to be arrested and extradited to Sweden where he faces an investigation into sexual assault allegations. He may also face repercussions from skipping police bail by entering the embassy in June 2012. Assange claims he would then be at risk of being sent to the United States where a warrant awaits over his work with WikiLeaks exposing classified diplomatic and military information. According to The National Post, Assange has developed a serious heart and lung conditions after two years’ confinement at the Ecuadorian embassy. After being unable to go outside and living in an air-conditioned atmosphere, the Australian anti-secrecy campaigner is suffering from arrhythmia, or irregular heartbeat, a chronic cough and high blood pressure.   Top stories "As two neighbors, Iran and Russia have common viewpoints toward political, regional and global issues," Dehghan said. At least 2,500 and possibly up to 5,000 suspects have traveled from Europe to conflicts in Syria and Iraq, Wainwright said. Yet even as Aliyev cultivates the West, he is convinced that foreign-financed organizations, including RFE/RL, are out to get him. Francis urged people to have greater empathy towards family and friends with problems, saying the world "needs tenderness" and warmth.   Partner news |  Latest news Sweden's Eyewell acquires “1944” epic war drama  “1944” chronicles the Battle of Tannenberg, often referred to as the bloodiest battle on World War II’s Eastern Front.Guillermo del Toro's "Justice League: Dark" characters revealed: report This year, del Toro will release gothic horror "Crimson Peak" starring Tom Hiddleston, Jessica Chastain, Mia Wasikowska and Charlie Hunnam.Vancouver hosts panel on Armenian Genocide in literature “The Armenian Genocide in Literature and Memory” was attended by academics and a large number of Armenian community.Spain’s Film Factory nabs Pablo Trapero’s "The Clan" Producers are K & S’ Hugo Sigman and Matias Mosteirin, Trapero, and Pedro and Agustín Almodóvar and Esther García at El Deseo. |
