Maria Fernanda Espinosa, foreign minister, says UK and Ecuador working on an 'opening' Britain is interested in finding a solution to the standoff that has led to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange being holed up in Ecuador's London embassy for five years, the foreign minister of the South American country has said. In May, Sweden dropped an investigation into rape allegations that led Assange, 45, to seek asylum in the embassy in 2012, but British police said he would still be arrested if he left...
Britain wants a 'way out' of the Julian Assange standoff, says Ecuador
The Guardian - 23 Jun 2017 04:04
Maria Fernanda Espinosa, foreign minister, says UK and Ecuador working on an 'opening' Britain is interested in finding a solution to the standoff that has led to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange being holed up in Ecuador's London embassy for five years, the foreign minister of the South American country has said. In May, Sweden dropped an investigation into rape allegations that led Assange, 45, to seek asylum in the embassy in 2012, but British police said he would still be arrested if he left...
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