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This is really intersting, thank you for posting.
Lots of details about the case I hadn't seen anywhere else, e.g.:

For exactly these kinds of judiciary issues, there is a cooperation
treaty between the United Kingdom and Sweden, which foresees that
Swedish officials can travel to the UK, or vice versa, to conduct
interrogations or that such questioning can take place via video link.
During the period of time in question, such questioning between Sweden
and England took place in 44 other cases. It was only in Julian
Assange’s case that Sweden insisted that it was essential for him to
appear in person.

Echoing Drakien. It's very powerful. I must admit I hadn't followed the case much. Everybody should read this.