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After seven years of self-imposed confinement and five years of forced detention, Julian Assange finally regained his freedom, flying from London to Australia on Monday under a complex agreement influenced by diplomatic, political, and legal factors. The possibility of a guilty plea agreement first surfaced in March, with ongoing negotiations between the UK and US governments ultimately leading to his release. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese played a significant role in orchestrating Assange's release behind the scenes, with bipartisan support and lobbying efforts by Australian officials also contributing to the agreement. Legal complexities surrounding Assange's extradition to the US, political considerations, and the evolving public sentiment in both countries were key factors in the resolution of the long-standing legal and diplomatic dispute.
Source: YAHOO