As WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange remains locked away in a London jail while he fights a two-front battle between extradition to Sweden on a rape charge and the United States on multiple charges, a new front has opened over what may contain some of his biggest secrets: His computers, The Associated Press reported. On Monday, Ecuadorian judicial authorities inventoried all belongings and digital devices left behind at the London embassy after he was expelled last month, the report said. No information on what type of devices were removed from the embassy or what they might contain, the AP reported. But authorities did admit they were acting on a request from U.S. prosecutors, a charge...

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may prefer to face years-old rape charges in Sweden because a provision in that nation's extradition treaty with the U.S. protects him from being swiftly sent to Washington to answer for conspiracy charges.

With Julian Assange locked away in a London jail, a new battle has broken out over what may contain some of the WikiLeaks founder's biggest secrets: his computers.

The Wikileaks founder is facing extradition requests from Sweden and the US over separate accusations.

Swedish authorities on Monday issued a request for a detention order against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

The Swedish prosecutor heading an investigation into a rape allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange filed a request with a local court on Monday for him to be detained in absentia.

A top Swedish prosecutor on Monday formally asked that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange be detained in absentia over the alleged rape of a woman in her home nearly a decade ago, reports said.

A Swedish prosecutor says she has requested a detention order against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who is jailed in Britain.

The Swedish prosecutor heading an investigation into a rape allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Monday filed a request for his arrest, the Prosecution Authority said.