The WikiLeaks founder asked a London judge for permission to appeal the UK's 2022 decision to extradite him to the US where he's charged wi...

Clair Dobbin, a British lawyer who represented US authorities during a High Court preliminary hearing on Wednesday, said that District Judg...

On Monday, the judge rejected an American request to send Assange to the U.S. to face espionage charges over WikiLeaks' publication of secr...

37-year-old South African lawyer Stella Morris has been engaged to Assange since 2017.

The Metropolitan Police said he had been taken into custody and will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court "as soon as is possible".

Russian officials had devised a covert plan to help Wikileaks founder Julian Assange escape to Russia from his Ecuadorian embassy hideout i...

Assange had made a request to attend the funeral of MacFadyen, a US journalist who died in London on October 22 aged 76.

Ecuador President Correa said the Swedish authorities will submit questions to Ecuadorian officials, who will then quiz Assange about them.

Julian Assange from their London embassy in a diplomatic bag, wearing a fancy dress disguise, in one the many bizarre plots drawn up to eva...

Sweden sought Assange's arrest in 2010 but he denies the assault claims and has sought refuge at the Ecuadorean embassy in London since 201...

43-year-old Assange is unable to get hospital treatment because he fears he will be arrested by police if he leaves the embassy.

Late last week, Julian Assange had announced his WikiLeaks Party candidates via a videolink from the Ecuadorian embassy in London.

The party, launched by the whistleblowing website's founder Julian Assange via a videolink from London today, will also field him as a cand...

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has never requested for asylum in India, government said today, rebutting his claim that he had written to...

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has threatened to release over one million sensitive documents next year "affecting every country in the w...

One argument is that Britain's move is part of larger conspiracy led by Americans to get their hands on Assange.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange today said he was grateful to Ecuador president Rafael Correa for granting him political asylum.