Read the Constitution! Twitter drags House Democrats over Assange & free speech The Democrat-majority House Foreign Affairs Committee went after an RT America reporter and described WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange as a “criminal who weaponized stolen information. 13.04.2019
Toe the line or go to jail: Tulsi Gabbard says Assange arrest is a message to Americans 2020 candidate Tulsi Gabbard has spoken out against the US government’s plans to extradite and punish WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange, calling it a “blow to transparency and a blow to a free press. 12.04.2019
US Charges Assange With Helping Chelsea Manning Break Into Classified Computers Earlier, UK police confirmed having arrested Assange due to an extradition request from the US over the publication of the country's secret documents. 11.04.2019
Wikileaks accuses Ecuadorian embassy of ‘Extensive spying operation’ against Assange WikiLeaks Editor-in-Chief Kristinn Hrafnsson has alleged that an extensive spying operation was conducted against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange during his time in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. 10.04.2019
EU Parl't Head Reminds France About Role in Gaddafi's Overthrow Amid Libya Chaos The claims come amid the escalation of the crisis in Libya, which has seen Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, a former supporter of the country’s late former leader Muammar Gaddafi, launch a military campaign to seize the Libyan capital Tripoli. 09.04.2019
UK’s May Considers Giving Lawmakers Free Vote on 2nd Brexit Referendum - Report UK's Prime Minister Theresa May is considering giving British lawmakers a free vote on whether to hold a second Brexit referendum, looking for an opportunity to break the ongoing deadlock in talks with the opposition Labour Party, the Telegraph reported. 08.04.2019
Militants Attack 13 Towns in Syrian Idlib De-escalation Zone Militants attacked 13 towns in the northwestern Idlib de-escalation zone in Syria throughout the day, the Russian Defense Ministry’s centre for Syrian reconciliation said Sunday. 07.04.2019
UN Human Rights Expert Plans to Visit Assange, Evaluate Violation of Privacy A UN Human Rights Council Special Rapporteur on the right to privacy intends to visit WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in late April, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said in a statement. 06.04.2019
Attempted Trump 'Armed Aggression' Against Venezuela Failed - Bolivian President Bolivian President Evo Morales believes that an attempt of an "armed aggression" by US President Donald Trump against Venezuela taken under the guise of providing humanitarian aid has failed. 05.04.2019
Provoking Russia or propping up Poroshenko? NATO ridiculed over plans to ‘shield’ Ukrainian ships Whatever the motivation may be behind NATO’s claims that it will ensure the free movement of Ukrainian vessels through the Crimean Kerch Strait, it’s still “a bad and dangerous” idea, Russian commenters believe. 04.04.2019
Venezuela’s Constituent Assembly strips opposition leader Guaido of immunity Venezuela's National Constituent Assembly has backed a Supreme Court request to strip Juan Guaido of his immunity, paving the way for possible legal proceedings against the US-backed opposition leader calling for regime change. 03.04.2019
More Than Ever Today UK Should Indicate Way Forward - Barnier Earlier, UK lawmakers rejected all four alternative Brexit options in the second round of the indicative votes; the most popular scenario was to withdraw from the European Union but to retain membership in the customs union. 02.04.2019
Kremlin Says Would Like to See Party of Peace in Power in Ukraine Kremlin believes it is yet too early to comment on the results of the Ukrainian presidential election or congratulate any of the candidates on getting into the second round of the race, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Monday. 01.04.2019
Ukraine Presidential Election: Comedian Zelenskiy Wins 1st Round - Exit Poll The final vote results are to be published before 10 April. 31.03.2019
Slovakia Set to See First Female President in Hotly-Contested Saturday Election Zuzana Caputova, a lawyer and anti-corruption campaigner, is expected to win Slovakia’s presidential election on Saturday, after garnering 40. 30.03.2019
3rd time no charm: MPs reject Theresa May’s Brexit withdrawal agreement British MPs have rejected Theresa May’s Brexit withdrawal agreement despite its separation from the rest of the deal. 29.03.2019
Putin's Aide Responds to Trump's Demand on Russia Military in Venezuela A group of Russian military personnel arrived in the Venezuelan capital of Caracas on Saturday to take part in consultations with government officials on bilateral defence industry cooperation. 28.03.2019
UK PM May Says She Will Step Down Once Brexit is Delivered Downing Street has confirmed that UK's Prime Minister Theresa May will step down "earlier than intended" once the Brexit deal goes through. 27.03.2019
Trump's Recognition of Israeli Sovereignty Over Golan Heights Draw Global Anger On 25 March, US President Donald Trump signed a proclamation formally recognising Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights, a border area annexed from Syria in the 1967 Six-Day War. 26.03.2019
US Airstrike Kills 10 Afghan Children as US, Taliban Continue ‘Danse Macabre’ A US airstrike has killed 10 children from the same family in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz, where, four years ago, another US airstrike destroyed a hospital, killing dozens of civilians. 25.03.2019
