"There'll be more publications – about large international so-called free trade deals, and about an intelligence agency," Mr Assange said.
http://www.smh.com.au/national/assange-more-leaks-to-come-20150501-1mxmqz.html
"In March, a US court confirmed that WikiLeaks and Mr Assange are still being targeted in a long-running investigation by the US Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation. British police are on guard outside the Ecuadorian embassy, waiting to arrest Mr Assange so he can be extradited to Sweden for questioning about the sexual assault allegations. Mr Assange denies the allegations and his lawyers have advised that he is at risk of extradition to the US from both Sweden or the United Kingdom.
Sweden's Supreme Court confirmed this week it will hear an appeal by Mr Assange seeking to quash the arrest warrant on the grounds that prosecutors had failed to progress the case and that he has been denied access to key facts relevant to the decision to arrest him.
However, the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has confirmed even if the Swedish warrant disappeared British police would still seek to arrest Mr Assange for breaking his bail conditions when he sought refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy.
"When my legal team asked the FCO whether they were aware of any US extradition proceedings, they refused to confirm or deny," Mr Assange said.
"There's also the question of US and UK investigations relating to Sarah Harrison as myself as a consequence of our assistance to Snowden," he added.
Mr Assange said he hadn't had any contact from Australian consular officials for more than a year. His Australian passport, currently held by British authorities, has expired. He has been advised that he must physically present himself at the Australian High Commission in London if he wishes to obtain a new passport.
"The Australian Government and DFAT [Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade] like to make a big song and dance about helping Australians overseas, but the reality is they do as little as possible, especially when they don't like someone's politics.
"I'm probably not moving for a while yet," he said."
PS
http://gadgets.ndtv.com/internet/news/berlin-deleted-12000-nsa-spying-requests-report-688035
"But the Spiegel said that in fact, a BND agent had in August 2013 sifted through requests made by the NSA to the BND, as part of the two agencies' anti-terror cooperation agreement, and found 12,000 which he referred to his managers.
The requests related to "a certain number of senior officials from the French foreign service", as well as members of "EU institutions and several European countries," said Spiegel.
On August 14, 2013, the agent raised the issue with his manager, asking what should be done with these requests.
"Delete them," he was told, according to the news weekly.
The daily Bild had reported Monday that the German secret service had helped the NSA to spy since 2005 on EADS - which became Airbus - and Eurocopter, known today as Airbus Helicopters.
The German chancellor's office has known since 2008 of US economic espionage targeting European companies such as Airbus but did not react, said Bild, citing intelligence agency documents.
The claims were compounded by further allegations on Wednesday that the eavesdropping also extended to the French presidency and the European Commission."
Man förstar att vissa inom UD blir skitnödiga nu.
http://www.smh.com.au/national/assange-more-leaks-to-come-20150501-1mxmqz.html
"In March, a US court confirmed that WikiLeaks and Mr Assange are still being targeted in a long-running investigation by the US Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation. British police are on guard outside the Ecuadorian embassy, waiting to arrest Mr Assange so he can be extradited to Sweden for questioning about the sexual assault allegations. Mr Assange denies the allegations and his lawyers have advised that he is at risk of extradition to the US from both Sweden or the United Kingdom.
Sweden's Supreme Court confirmed this week it will hear an appeal by Mr Assange seeking to quash the arrest warrant on the grounds that prosecutors had failed to progress the case and that he has been denied access to key facts relevant to the decision to arrest him.
However, the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has confirmed even if the Swedish warrant disappeared British police would still seek to arrest Mr Assange for breaking his bail conditions when he sought refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy.
"When my legal team asked the FCO whether they were aware of any US extradition proceedings, they refused to confirm or deny," Mr Assange said.
"There's also the question of US and UK investigations relating to Sarah Harrison as myself as a consequence of our assistance to Snowden," he added.
Mr Assange said he hadn't had any contact from Australian consular officials for more than a year. His Australian passport, currently held by British authorities, has expired. He has been advised that he must physically present himself at the Australian High Commission in London if he wishes to obtain a new passport.
"The Australian Government and DFAT [Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade] like to make a big song and dance about helping Australians overseas, but the reality is they do as little as possible, especially when they don't like someone's politics.
"I'm probably not moving for a while yet," he said."
PS
http://gadgets.ndtv.com/internet/news/berlin-deleted-12000-nsa-spying-requests-report-688035
"But the Spiegel said that in fact, a BND agent had in August 2013 sifted through requests made by the NSA to the BND, as part of the two agencies' anti-terror cooperation agreement, and found 12,000 which he referred to his managers.
The requests related to "a certain number of senior officials from the French foreign service", as well as members of "EU institutions and several European countries," said Spiegel.
On August 14, 2013, the agent raised the issue with his manager, asking what should be done with these requests.
"Delete them," he was told, according to the news weekly.
The daily Bild had reported Monday that the German secret service had helped the NSA to spy since 2005 on EADS - which became Airbus - and Eurocopter, known today as Airbus Helicopters.
The German chancellor's office has known since 2008 of US economic espionage targeting European companies such as Airbus but did not react, said Bild, citing intelligence agency documents.
The claims were compounded by further allegations on Wednesday that the eavesdropping also extended to the French presidency and the European Commission."
Man förstar att vissa inom UD blir skitnödiga nu.
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Godermorgon
: "Viktor Banke postar citat från diskussionen mellan Bergwallkommissionens Daniel Tarschy, Perklev och Chefs-JO Elisabet Fura", var det meningen att det skulle stå. 
Eldstad har även skrivit i norsk press om Eva Jolys uttalanden: kanske inte så populärt i de kretsarna att nämna "arrogansen"?