Judge to rule on Assange arrest warrant today
Julian Assange will find out today whether his arrest warrant is in the public’s interest.
13th February 2018
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Julian Assange will find out today whether his arrest warrant is in the public’s interest.
Swedish authorities may have dropped their case against the WikiLeaks founder, but the UK hasn’t.
The UN may have ruled that Assange is free to go, but authorities are still waiting to arrest him.
The arrest warrant out for Assange is still very much in play, despite him saying that he wants arrest warrants dropped.
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The teen is reportedly a fan of Apple and wanted to work for the firm one day.
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