Julian Assange Returns to Australia After 14-Year Legal Battle
The WikiLeaks founder pleads guilty to espionage charges in US deal, ending years of detention and extradition fights.
- Assange welcomed by family and supporters in Canberra after release.
- Guilty plea to one espionage charge led to his freedom; 17 charges dropped.
- Australian PM Albanese played a key role in securing Assange's release.
- Assange's case raises concerns about press freedom and legal precedents.
- Stella Assange calls for privacy as her husband adjusts to life outside prison.













































































































































































































































































