Assange may stay in embassy

The WikiLeaks founder has been inside Ecuador's London Embassy for a year now to avoid extradition, which means he'll have his daily routine pretty well drilled. We imagine what the day brings him... See gallery I wake up in Knightsbridge, ...

MANILA, June 19 (Xinhua) -- Philippine Foreign affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario said Wednesday the department will investigate allegations that some embassy staff in the Middle East are sexually abusing distressed overseas Filipino workers ...

Attached to the U.S. Embassy in Venezuela, Juan served as the small mining sector on-the-ground advisor to the Venezuelan government (Pre-Chavez) in the Guayana Region of the country. Due to the high profile nature of the position and remote ...

The deputy chief of Staff of the Angola Armed Forces (FAA) for Patriotic Education, gen. Egdio de Sousa Santos, Tuesday in Luanda welcomed the assistance extended by the US Embassy to Angola, in providing funds for the rehabilitation of the Medical ...

JULIAN Assange won't leave the Ecuadorean embassy in London even if Sweden drops its investigation into allegations he sexually assaulted two women. The WikiLeaks founder made the surprise announcement during an anniversary interview to mark one ...

DOHA: The Pakistan embassy will hold Open House on June 21 to discuss issues concerning the Pakistani community. The event will take place at 7pm at the Pakistan Education Centre, embassy officials said. This is the first time the embassy is holding ...

He said his office would see to it that the reports would be given due action immediately. Binay was responding to allegations that three labor officials in Syria, Jordan and Kuwait sexually abused distressed female workers in exchange for free ...

Del Rosario lamented that sources from within his agency opted to bare details of alleged sexual exploitation of distressed overseas Filipino workers (OFW) to Akbayan Representative Walden Bello than telling it to him. I have an open door policy.

The gay community is cheering President Obama for nominating three open homosexuals to ambassadorial posts, while the head of the Catholic League is denouncing the mainstream media for ignoring news of a U.S. ambassador accused of soliciting sex ...