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China's ambassador to Canada Cong Peiwu leaves post amid tensions - Vimarsana News

China's ambassador to Canada Cong Peiwu leaves post amid tensions

The envoy’s tenure was marked by the arrests of Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou and Canada’s 2 Michaels, as well as accusations of Chinese election meddling.

Source: scmp.com
Joe Biden says he is considering Australia's request to drop prosecution of Wikileaks founder Assange - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden says he is considering Australia's request to drop prosecution of Wikileaks founder Assange

US News: President Biden contemplates Australia's plea to cease Julian Assange's US prosecution. Assange's deteriorating health in prison and global calls to p

Extradition of Assange will set dangerous precedent for press freedom worldwide - Vimarsana News

Extradition of Assange will set dangerous precedent for press freedom worldwide

To supporters of Julian Assange this is not just about the extradition of one man, but also about the profound consequences that it will have for press freedom in the UK and elsewhere around the world.

Source: presstv.ir
Assange faces his last legal roll of dice in UK to avoid US extradition - Vimarsana News

Assange faces his last legal roll of dice in UK to avoid US extradition

UK News: Assange's lawyers launch final UK legal challenge against US extradition on spying charges, alleging punishment for exposing criminal acts. Health con

WikiLeaks' Assange went far beyond journalism and should face spying charges: US lawyers | World News - Vimarsana News

WikiLeaks' Assange went far beyond journalism and should face spying charges: US lawyers | World News

American prosecutors allege Assange encouraged and helped U.S. Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning steal diplomatic cables and military files that WikiLeaks published, putting lives at risk.