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Assange supporters hold a banner outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, Britain, February 13, 2018. REUTERS/Peter NichollsA British judge refused on Tuesday to halt legal proceedings against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for jumping bail and fleeing to the Ecuadorean embassy in London in June 2012. The ruling leaves Assange, 46, in a legal and diplomatic impasse, with no way out of the embassy where he has lived for almost six years, unless he decides to face the prospect of arrest by British police.Assange said on Twitter he had three months to appea
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File Photo: 16 July. Turkey Coup. People demonstrate outside Ataturk international airport during an attempted coup in Istanbul, Turkey. Source: Reuters German broadcaster Deutsche Welle says it has filed a civil lawsuit in Turkey capital demanding the return of a videotaped interview with the country minister for youth and sports.The public broadcaster says ministry employees seized the footage this month after a spokesman for Minister Akif Kilic t
stanley uk old Deutsche Welle it couldn ;t air the interview, which dealt in part with the failed July 15 coup in Turkey.聽Deutsche Welle Director General Peter Limbourg said Monday that the broadcaster has no choice but to use legal methods to demand the prompt return of our video material.The ministry, which has previously said Deutsche Welle handed over the footage voluntarily, would not comment on the lawsuit.Turkey been criticized for cracking down on independent and opposition media after the coup attempt.More Premium StoriesAfter Trump s call with Putin, the
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