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WikiLeaks releases 5m intelligence emails
Whistleblowing website says it will begin publishing emails from a US intelligence analysis company that has been described as the ‘shadow CIA’
Assange sued by lawyers over unpaid fees
Finers Stephens Innocent seeks payment as WikiLeaks founder heads to UK Supreme Court to fight extradition
Military court hears WikiLeaks evidence
Bradley Manning, a 23 year-old private, is accused of being the source of the leak of tens of thousands of sensitive military and diplomatic documents to the WikiLeaks website
Assange loses Swedish extradition appeal
High Court judges see no reason to block Swedish demand to question WikiLeaks founder over alleged sexual offences
WikiLeaks suspends publishing
Julian Assange declares that WikiLeaks, the whistleblowing site he founded, must suspend its publishing operations to prevent bankruptcy
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange criticises Canongate for releasing autobiography against his will
Brussels urged to act on WikiLeaks cash curb
Visa and Mastercard facing European Commission competition complaint for restricting payments to whistleblower website
Appeal court hears argument for Assange extradition
The high court hears arguments from Swedish prosecutors on why the Wikileaks founder should be extradited over sex offences allegations
Assange changes tack in extradition appeal
Court told that the Swedish arrest warrant ‘failed to provide a fair, accurate and proper description’ of the offences allegedly committed
Journalists cash in on WikiLeaks rights scramble
Newspapers and journalists are cashing in on WikiLeaks’ war on secrecy as Hollywood studios scramble to buy the ‘life rights’ to key characters
US expels Ecuador’s ambassador
The US is expelling Ecuador’s ambassador in retaliation for the Andean nation’s decision to eject US diplomat Heather Hodges over a leaked cable about police corruption
Ecuador expels US ambassador over cable
Ecuador is expelling the US ambassador over a diplomatic cable leaked by WikiLeaks that alleges president Rafael Correa knowingly hired a corrupt police chief
WikiLeaks spat leads to US diplomat resigning
Washington’s ambassador resigns after public dispute with Mexican president Felipe Calderon over handling of the war against the country’s powerful drug gangs
Singh faces WikiLeaks cable claims
India’s premier faces embarrassment over alleged payoffs made to parliamentarians to win their support for the US-India civil nuclear deal three years ago
US official quits amid WikiLeaks rift
The state department’s chief spokesman resigns after criticising the detention conditions of Bradley Manning, the former military official accused of leaking classified documents
WikiLeaks suspect’s detention conditions ‘stupid’
The detention conditions of Bradley Manning, the American soldier accused of leaking to WikiLeaks, are “ridiculous and counter-productive and stupid”, the US state department’s senior spokesman has said
Cable leaks US claim of Indonesian corruption
Confidential US diplomatic communication which details alleged graft from Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, the country’s president, is leaked by WikiLeaks to an Australian news group
US probes Anonymous plans for attack on marines
US law enforcement authorities are investigating plans by members of the hacking collective Anonymous to disrupt activities at the Marine Corps base in Quantico
Manning faces 22 new charges in WikiLeaks case
The US army has filed 22 new charges against Bradley Manning, the former military intelligence analyst accused of passing classified information to WikiLeaks
Assange fights extradition order
Julian Assange, the controversial founder of Wiki-Leaks, is to appeal against the ruling of a British court that he should be extradited to Sweden to face questioning over allegations of sex crimes
US said to have pressed Huawei suppliers
US diplomats sought to prevent China group acquiring sensitive technology by putting pressure on potential European suppliers, according to WikiLeaks cables
Assange defence team attacks Swedish PM
‘Inflammatory” remarks by the Swedish PM about Julian Assange have created a ‘real risk of unfair trial’ if the WikiLeaks founder is extradited to Sweden, his lawyers argued
Assange hearing warned of dangers of extradition
The Swedish lawyer of Julian Assange told the extradition hearing of the Wikileaks founder that he had seen around 100 text messages from the women who have made allegations of sex crimes against him
Assange lawyers contest Swedish warrant
Lawyers acting for Julian Assange, founder of the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks, have launched an attack on Swedish prosecutors as they battled his extradition from the UK
Leaked cables reveal faith in Suleiman
The new Egyptian vice-president championed by the Obama administration as central to an orderly transition, is a long-time ally of Washington
