Seeking asylum, WikiLeaks founder makes controversial choice: Ecuador – Charlotte Observer
Seeking asylum, WikiLeaks founder makes controversial choice: Ecuador Charlotte Observer BOGOTA — WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Ecuadoran President Rafael Correa seem to be worlds apart. Assange has pushed the envelope of free speech as his controversial website has published classified U.S. diplomatic cables and other ..
US soldier braces for judge’s verdict in WikiLeaks case – TVNZ
ABC News US soldier braces for judge's verdict in WikiLeaks case TVNZ US soldier Bradley Manning could soon learn whether he will face life in prison without parole when a judge renders her verdict on charges that he aided the enemy when he released 700,000 classified documents to the website WikiLeaks .
El intendente explotó por WikiLeaks – Infonews
El intendente explotó por WikiLeaks Infonews El inicio de la campaña electoral obligó al intendente de Tigre Sergio Massa a exponerse a las definiciones que tanto intentaba esquivar. Esta semana primero cuestionó la militancia juvenil que tanto elogió en Río de Janeiro el Papa Francisco y ayer ... and more
Manning arguments wrap up; judge to deliberate – Daily Record (subscription)
Manning arguments wrap up; judge to deliberate Daily Record (subscription) FORT MEADE — Army Pfc. Bradley Manning's fate was in the hands of a military judge Friday after nearly two months of conflicting portrayals of the soldier: a traitor who gave WikiLeaks classified secrets for worldwide attention and a young, naive ..
Bradley Manning trial: Wikileaks whistleblower is a ‘gleeful, grinning … – The Independent
The Independent Bradley Manning trial: Wikileaks whistleblower is a 'gleeful, grinning ... The Independent Bradley Manning, the intelligence analyst posted by the US Army to Baghdad in 2009, chose to transmit hundreds of thousands of classified military reports and diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks because he wanted attention and notoriety, the prosecution at ... Manning arguments wrap up; judge to deliberate Daily Record (subscription) all 262 news articles
Assange launches WikiLeaks Party via videolink – Sydney Morning Herald
The Australian Financial Review Assange launches WikiLeaks Party via videolink Sydney Morning Herald WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange officially launched his Australian political party on Thursday with a videolink from London to Melbourne's Fitzroy library. Mr Assange – a candidate for a Victorian seat in the federal Senate – was speaking from the ... WikiLeaks unveils Senate candidates The Australian Financial Review all 67 news articles
Trailer for WikiLeaks Hollywood Movie ‘The Fifth Estate’ Unveiled – Mashable
RT (blog) Trailer for WikiLeaks Hollywood Movie 'The Fifth Estate' Unveiled Mashable "We felt as though the the story of Daniel, this kind of everyman, this guy who comes into WikiLeaks , joins up with Julian when it's already up and going, and ultimately he's there for the two-year period when it really explodes, and then has a falling ... 'The Fifth Estate' trailer released, WikiLeaks warns 'Don't be fooled' RT (blog) This Wikileaks Movie Is Gonna Be Crazy Complex.com all 74 news articles
Harvard prof says leaks changed WikiLeaks’ image – NECN
Harvard prof says leaks changed WikiLeaks ' image NECN FORT MEADE, Maryland (AP) — An Army private's leak of classified information to WikiLeaks changed how the public, the government and traditional news media perceived the anti-secrecy organization — from a legitimate journalistic enterprise to a group ...
WikiLeaks: Snowden hasn’t yet formally picked Venezuela – USA TODAY
RT WikiLeaks : Snowden hasn't yet formally picked Venezuela USA TODAY WikiLeaks says NSA leaker Edward Snowden has not yet formally accepted asylum in Venezuela, quashing a brief but tantalizing tip from a Russian lawmaker that Snowden had decided where he plans to go from Moscow.
WikiLeaks attacks Obama’s ‘thin-skinned vindictiveness’ in Snowden row – Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald WikiLeaks attacks Obama's 'thin-skinned vindictiveness' in Snowden row Sydney Morning Herald WikiLeaks has accused US President Barack Obama of “thin-skinned vindictiveness” after European governments denied airspace to an aircraft carrying Bolivian President Evo Morales because of suspicions it might be carrying US intelligence leaker Edward ... and more