Our rulers, who love to flaunt their ‘patriotism’, fail miserably when it comes to defending the interests of their own against a stronger foreign power.

‘They are attempting to make him kill himself – or create the conditions where his death might be explained away as suicide.’

The British state is lying about the validity of the US extradition treaty – and it knows it.

It has been demonstrably proved in court that the US knows its own charges against Assange are untrue.

This shameful show trial is being exposed by one of the few people in the court who is prepared to tell the truth to the outside world.

Australia and Britain are helping to get the WikiLeaks editor extradited to the USA, which is preparing a lifetime of torture for the ‘crime’ of exposing the truth.

Does this herald a moment when the working class in Britain gets back up off its knees and starts to fight again?

This illegal and brutal repression must not be allowed to succeed in its aim of terrifying workers into submission.

What has fuelled the rise and sustained the popularity of the gilets jaunes movement in Britain’s nearest neighbour?

Unless Julian is released shortly he will be destroyed. If the state can do this, then who is next?

But truth has a way of forcing its way through all the same.

A case study in how imperialism creates a controlled ‘opposition’ to endorse its propaganda lies ‘from the left’.

The real aim of the protestors is to prevent the reunification of Taiwan with China, and, if possible, to try also to separate Hong Kong from the motherland.

Dockworkers in Genoa have given a vital lesson to workers everywhere in how to harness our collective strength.

Why is the WikiLeaks founder being targeted now, and what happens next?

Injustice and oppression will never be defeated unless at every turn they are resolutely resisted, whatever the cost.

Irish peace campaigner calls for the WikiLeaks’s founder to be recognised for his services against warmongering imperialism.

John Pilger on the significance of WikiLeaks and the rage of US imperialism against its founder.

Unparalleled levels of intrusive mass surveillance are to be legitimised by the Investigatory Powers Bill.