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The Assange compromise leaves a lot to be desired

25 June 2024

10:40 PM

25 June 2024

10:40 PM

Stella Assange’s elation was palpable, after what she has described as a whirlwind 72 hours. She was speaking to the BBC in Australia, where she was waiting to be reunited with her husband, the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who had just been freed from prison in the UK under a three-way deal between the UK, the US and Australia.

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