Video: Julian Assange — from hero to hated

The video highlights RT's interactions with Julian Assange since April 2010. Initially he is seen as a hero for exposing the awful truth, eventually he is hated by banks, journalists, world leaders and others.

With every secret revealed by Julian Assange and WikiLeaks, he gained more and more enemies, desperate to bring him down.

Governments and public figures are openly calling for Assange to be killed... read more and watch video.

Assange 'The World Tomorrow' — Cypherpunks uncut version

In June, Digital Journal reported on an episode of Julian Assange's talk show, where he interviewed three Cypherpunks. Now the full, uncut, part one and two of this episode has been released.

Digital Journal reported on the full series of Julian Assange's controversial talk show, "The World Tomorrow". In this fascinating series, Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, interviewed a range of highly controversial people from all over the world... read more and watch videos.

Assange 'The World Tomorrow' — looking back and hopefully forward

The video looks back on the talk show produced by Julian Assange, where he interviews some of the most controversial people in the world.

"The World Tomorrow" is a series of talk shows which ran for twelve weeks and Assange interviewed some really interesting and extremely controversial people. 

Some of these people faced problems after being interviewed and aired on RT, including FBI questioning and in one case, arrest on returning home... read more and watch video.

Assange 'The World Tomorrow' episode 11: Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia

In this final episode, Julian Assange talks to Anwar Ibrahim, the main opposition leader in Malaysia. Assange and Ibrahim share may similar experiences.

Anwar Ibraham has twice served prison terms for what he calls politically-motivated criminal cases. However, he keeps fighting for democracy in Malaysia, a country he brands less democratic than even Burma.

Former deputy prime minister of Malaysia and now leader of the opposition party in that country, Ibrahim says that by democracy, he means, “an independent judiciary, free media and an economic policy that can promote growth and the market economy.” ... read more and watch interview.

Assange episode 10: 'End of the world as we know it?'

In this episode Julian Assange interviews Noam Chomsky and Tariq Ali. Discussions are held on the Arab Spring, the crisis in the West and new hope in Latin America.

This is the last episode of "The World Tomorrow", which has been a fascinating and informative series of interviews with controversial people worldwide. All other episodes can be accessed from the links at the bottom of this article.

This week Julian Assange interviews Noam Chomsky and Tariq Ali, both well-known activists of the intellectual left, and discussions are held about the Arab Spring, protests that have erupted in Western countries in the last year and also new hope in Latin America.... read more and view interview.

Assange Episode 9: 'Pakistan a hired gun to kill US enemies'

This week on "The World Tomorrow", Julian Assange interviews Imran Khan, a Pakistani anti-corruption activist and politician known by some as 'a one-man-party'.

Imran Khan is a Pakistani politician, statesman and former cricketer, who played international cricket for two decades in the late twentieth century.

After retiring from cricket, he entered politics. Currently, besides his political activism, Khan is also a philanthropist, cricket commentator, Chancellor of the University of Bradford and Founder and Chairman Board of Governors of Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital & Research Centre.

In April 1996, Khan founded and became the chairman of a political party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (Movement for Justice). He represented Mianwali as a member of the National Assembly from November 2002 to October 2007. Foreign Policy magazine has described him as "Pakistan's Ron Paul".... read more and watch interview.

Assange 'The World Tomorrow' Ep 8: Cypherpunks part 2 — Internet Privacy

In part 2 of Assange's interview with the Cypherpunk movement, we learn how Internet privacy is in danger and what steps can be taken to protect this.

As stated in last week's episode, cyber threats, hacker attacks and laws are officially aiming to tackle Internet piracy, but are, in fact, infringing on people's rights to online privacy.

Cypherpunks is a movement originating from Cypherpunks’ Electronic Mailing List, which was set up by activists aiming to improve Internet privacy and security through proactive use of cryptography. The movement has been active since the late 1980s. WikiLeaks is one of the many projects derived from Cypherpunks... read more and view full episode.

Assange 'The World Tomorrow' — guests targeted by the FBI

Sources close to WikiLeaks and Julian Assange have told RT, “The FBI is apparently collecting evidence to indict Julian Assange before a grand jury. Sweden must not be the final destination of the designed extradition.”

Before the latest Cypherpunks episode of "The World Tomorrow" had even premiered on RT, Jérémie Zimmerman, co-founder of the cyber freedoms group, La Quadrature du Net, was detained on his way from the U.S. to France, after filming this episode of Assange's controversial talk show... read full article.

Assange 'The World Tomorrow' — Ep 8: Cypherpunks Part 1

This week's episode deals with cyber threats, hacker attacks and laws aiming to tackle internet piracy. Assange interviews activists from the Cypherpunk movement.

Cyber threats, hacker attacks and laws are officially aiming to tackle internet piracy, but are, in fact, infringing on people's rights to online privacy.

It's an increasingly topical subject - and the world's most famous whistleblower aims to get to the heart of it in this week's episode... read more and view video.

Julian Assange 'The World Tomorrow' — Ep. 7: Occupy movement

"There's nothing that terrifies the U.S. government more than the threat of democracy breaking out in America." 


Julian Assange interviews representatives from OWS and Occupy London.


Julian Assange and the Occupy movement have much in common. They both criticize governments and are often condemned by the mainstream media.


In the latest episode of Assange's talk show, "The World Tomorrow", they discuss the spread of the Occupy protests in the U.S.A.


Normally Assange's interviews are held in his own home where he is under house-arrest, but this week, due to the size of the crowd, it was held in the old Deutche Bank of London, which is controlled by friends of Occupy.  Read more and view video interview.

Assange 'The World Tomorrow' Ep. 6 Ecuador fights its media

This week Julian Assange interviews President Rafael Correa of Ecuador, one of the most democratic leaders in South America and a champion for the poor.

Assange and President Correa (full name Rafael Vicente Correa Delgado) discuss the media and how it affects Ecuador.

They also discuss the Ecuadorians' take on the United States and its involvement in Latin America.

Assange asks Correa, "What do the people think of the U.S. and its involvement in Ecuador."

Correa jokes that "the only country to be sure never to have a coup d'Etat is the United States, because it hasn't got a U.S. embassy."... read full article and view video interview.

'The World Tomorrow' Ep 4. Rajab & El-Fattah: Arab Spring (video)

This week's episode of the controversial talk show discusses the Arab Spring. Assange interviews Nabeel Rajab, human rights leader from Bahrain and Alaa Abd El-Fattah, political activist from Egypt.

Julian Assange interviews both activists who are involved in the Arab Spring to find out the latest status of the movement.

Nabeel Rajab is the president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights and is the foremost critic of the Al-Khalifa regime in the country, which continues its brutal crackdown on peaceful protesters. With over 140,000 followers on Twitter, he is one of the most well-known online activists in the Arab world.

The second person interviewed is Alaa Abd El-Fattah from Egypt.  El-Fattah is a long-time Egyptian blogger, programmer and political activist... read full article and view video.

Human rights activist Nabeel Rajab arrested in Bahrain

Nabeel Rajab, one the subjects interviewed in Assange's "The World Tomorrow" to be aired on Tuesday this week, has been arrested in Bahrain.

Recently interviewed by Julian Assange on the upcoming episode of "The World Tomorrow", Nabeel Rajab, a human rights activist has been arrested on his return to Beirut.

According to Sayed Yousif al-Muhafda, a member of the BCHR, "The police arrested him near the plane's door. They said they had an arrest warrant from the public prosecutions office ... he was allowed to call his family after the arrest but they could not see him."

Rajab is the president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights and is the foremost critic of the Al-Khalifa regime in the country, which continues its brutal crackdown on peaceful protesters... read full article.

'The World Tomorrow' — Ep 3: Assange & Tunisian president (video)

Episode 3 of the controversial talk show series by Julian Assange features an interview with the current president of Tunisia, President Moncef Marzouki.

The infamous interview show hosted by Julian Assange continues this week with Assange speaking to Tunisia's first post-revolution leader. Discussion is on the West's double-standards in protecting human rights.

Tunisia is where the Arab Spring originated and their revolution gave impetus to people in other Arab countries to protest for democracy, freedom and their basic human rights.

It has been said that the final straw in the country was the release by WikiLeaks of diplomatic cables describing the past President and his family as a mafia turning the country into a police state... read full article and view video.

Assange — 'The World Tomorrow' — Ep. 2: Zizek & Horowitz (Video)

In episode 2 of this controversial series, Julian Assange of WikiLeaks fame interviews two people from totally separate points of view. One from the left-wing and one from the right.

On the left is Slovenian sociologist, philosopher and former anti-communist dissident turned communist, Slavoj Zizek. On the right is David Horowitz, who is a radical right-wing Zionist. In previous years Horowitz was a left-wing radical and was involved in fundraising for the Black Panther Party.

Assange wants to know the opinions of both parties on the state of Europe and the U.S.A.... read full article and watch video of the episode.

Teaser: 'The World Tomorrow' Ep. 2: Left & right in 21st century

Tomorrow reveals the second episode of Julian Assange's controversial talk show 'The World Tomorrow'. This time Assange will be interviewing two people.

Last week Digital Journal reported on the first episode of the series in which Julian Assange interviewed Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Hezbollah including a video of the talk show. 

This highly controversial episode caused a media frenzy of both criticism of and praise for Assange, including one media outlet that dubbed him a "puppet for the Kremlin" for his choice of broadcasting channel. 

The second episode features interviews from two opposite points of view on some of the hottest issues in the world today.... read full article and view teaser video.

Video: Julian Assange & MSM criticism over 'The World Tomorrow'

Further criticism by the mainstream media on the new Assange interview series "The World Tomorrow" is calling Assange a "puppet for the Kremlin".

Digital Journal published the first episode of the controversial talk show on April 17, which included an interview with the Hezbollah leader, and a further article and video discussed how both RT News and Julian Assange were in trouble with the U.S.

Further criticism has been levied against Assange by the mainstream media, saying that he is a "puppet for the Kremlin" and a "Russian agent in a war against the U.S."... read full article and view video.

Assange and RT in trouble with US for 'The World Tomorrow'

Following the first episode of Julian Assange's "The World Tomorrow" where he interviewed Hassan Nasrallah, the U.S. is angry.

According to RT, the U.S. is intolerant to criticism.

The first controversial episode of "The World Tomorrow" aired yesterday, in which Julian Assange interviewed the leader of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah. Digital Journal posted an article including the video of the interview.

Julian Assange's debut as a TV interviewer on RT News has drawn both criticism and praise from around the world, as was expected beforehand.

The famous WikiLeaks whistleblower will be attracting much controversy as the series continues, due to both his choice of guests and also for the channel he has chosen to air the show.... read full article and view video.

Julian Assange 'The World Tomorrow' Episode 1 — Hassan Nasrallah

In the first episode of the controversial new series produced by Julian Assange of WikiLeaks fame, Assange interviews Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.

In the long-anticipated first episode of the series "The World Tomorrow" being produced by Julian Assange on RT News, Julian Assange interviews the Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Nasrallah confirmed that this was his first interview in 6 years.

Nasrallah advises that Hezbollah had urged the Syrian opposition to engage in dialogue with Assad's regime, but that they had refused to do so.

In the interview, Nasrallah tells Assange that Hezbollah supports Syrian president Bashar al-Assad. He said that Syria supported resistance in Lebanon and “hasn't backed down in the face of Israeli and American pressure.” .... read full article and view video of episode 1.

Assange show premieres on RT on Tuesday - 'The World Tomorrow'

A brand new series of controversial interviews starts on Tuesday 17 April 2012. The series will feature interviews between Wikileaks founder Julian Assange and controversial people worldwide and should be an eye-opener.

RT has announced that the most anticipated news show of 2012 will premiere on RT next week. The first episode will air on April 17, 15:30 Moscow time, 11:30 GMT, 21:30 in Sydney or 07:30 am in New York.

"The World Tomorrow" will be an eye-opening series of interviews with controversial and charismatic individuals from all over the world... read full article.