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The 50-year-old Australian is being held in jail while US authorities seek his extradition to face trial on 18 counts

The decision deals a serious blow to Assange's effort to fight his deportation in the courts

Assange is accused of releasing vast troves of 'confidential US military records and diplomatic cables'

Judge Vanessa Baraitser ruled that Assange will have to remain in custody in Britain

The United States accuses Australian-born Assange, 49, of 18 offenses relating to the release by WikiLeaks

WikiLeaks published thousands of emails hacked from Clinton’s campaign, weeks before the 2016 election

US, in violation of international law and basic norms,has been engaging in large-scale indiscriminate cyber theft

As the 48-year-old Australian is still fighting a US bid to extradite him from Britain

A final decision on whether WikiLeaks founder can be extradited will rest with the courts

Wikileaks, Reporters Without Borders and other media rights groups denounce charges as attack on press freedom

US indictment accuses him of helping crack a password stored on Department of Defence computers in 2010

British police, acting on behalf of Washington, arrested the WikiLeaks founder at Ecuador's embassy in London

Police said they arrested Assange after being 'invited into the Ecuadorean embassy'

In connection with what WikiLeaks says were secret criminal charges filed by the Trump administration

Prosecutors reveal existence of sealed indictment in a court filing of an unrelated case

Ecuador government issued no immediate statement in response

The Wikileaks founder has been holed up at the embassy since 2012

Arjen Kamphuis, 47, Dutch cyber security expert has been missing since August 20

Equador spent millions of dollars to protect and monitor Assange's activities

The ruling means Assange remains in a legal and diplomatic impasse, with no way out of the embassy

Assange is trying to use his Ecuadorian diplomatic status to force Britain to declare him persona non grata

WikiLeaks founder seems to be overstaying his welcome

Assange was granted asylum in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden over rape allegations

British police said they would still arrest him if he tried to leave the embassy even after rape charges bring dropped

WikiLeaks previously published publications on CIA hacking tools including information on targeting Apple and Samsung

The WikiLeaks saga

Tweets link to Julian Assange's interview with PTI chairman Imran Khan in 2013

My legal staff have contacted the UK authorities and we hope to engage in a dialogue, says Wikileaks' founder

The portrait shows the 29-year old in a short-cropped hair wearing red lipstick and a dark deep-V-neck sweater

Accusation against Assange dates from August 2010 when the alleged victim filed a complaint

The 29-year-old transgender served seven of a 35-year sentence for giving US secrets to WikiLeaks

Manning attempted suicide twice last year alone and went on a hunger strike to denounce disciplinary measures

WikiLeaks, founded by Assange in 2006, specializes in large-scale breaches of classified data

Thousands of documents belonging to Macron's En Marche! movement were dumped online

Assange's case returned to the spotlight after WikiLeaks was accused of meddling in the US election last year

NSA exploited vulnerabilities in a range of Microsoft Windows products widely used on computers around the world

Claims Wikileaks founder Assange helps enemies of the United States

The files posted by WikiLeaks appear to show internal CIA discussions of various tools for hacking

Lasso alleged fraud and said he would contest the result

Opposition leader, Guillermo Lasso, is threatening to revoke Assange's political asylum if he comes into power

Latest documents focus on how CIA targets Apple's popular personal electronics to spy on users

The growing use of smart devices has become a cause of concern

New vulnerability put hundreds of millions of WhatsApp Web; Telegram Web users at risk of complete account take over

WikiLeaks has once again caught the world by surprise with the releaseof a large set of files it calls “year zero”

Microsoft and Cisco welcomed submissions of any vulnerabilities through normal reporting channels

The United States government appears to be obsessed with knowing every bit of information there is to know

Says he has more information about the Central Intelligence Agency's hacking operation

Says analysis is ongoing and will implement any further necessary protections

China is frequently accused by the United States and other countries of hacking attacks

A person familiar with WikiLeaks’ activities said the group has had the CIA hacking material for months