Wikileaks founder Julian Assange's extradition to Sweden finally has been approved by Britain's Supreme Court -- but that doesn't mean he's headed there anytime soon. The court has granted Assange and his lawyers two weeks to apply to re-open the case on a technicality. If that effort fails, Assange's last hope would be an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.

Assange is wanted for allegedly molesting and raping two women; he has claimed since 2010 that the sex was consensual, but that he won't get a fair trial in Sweden.

[geekosystem]

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will debut his television series, The World Tomorrow, on April 17.

Assange has already recorded 12 episodes of the 26-minute interview-focus show, and the first interview to air will be with controversial musician/activist M.I.A.

The show will be available on the web and through Russian news channel RT, which is available in the U.S. on Dish Network and some Comcast and Time Warner cable plans.

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