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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has warned that his anti-secrecy campaign will release new documents concerning Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, which could be "significant" for the election.
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Does it really come as a surprise to anyone that establishment Democrats tried to derail the upstart presidential primary campaign of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Ver.)?
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By AFP
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Anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks has released nearly 300,000 emails linked to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling AKP party, with Turkey immediately blocking access on Wednesday.
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By AFP
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Brazil's new acting president Michel Temer gave political briefings to US diplomats ahead of elections in 2006, whistleblowing site WikiLeaks said Friday.
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By AFP
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US intelligence spied on talks German Chancellor Angela Merkel held with the UN chief and key European leaders, a German newspaper reported Tuesday citing classified documents released by WikiLeaks.
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By AFP
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Here are key dates in the five-year legal saga of Australian WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.- November 18, 2010:A Swedish prosecutor issues a European arrest warrant for Assange on sexual assault claims involving two Swedish women.
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By AFP
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The CIA accused WikiLeaks of "malicious intent" after the anti-secrecy campaign group published an initial tranche of documents Wednesday it said were from the personal email account of director John Brennan.
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By AFP
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange claimed in an interview published Friday that President Francois Hollande "stabbed me in the back" by rejecting his request for asylum in France.
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By AFP
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Sweden hopes to reach a judicial cooperation deal with Ecuador by year's end that would pave the way for Swedish prosecutors to question WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange over a rape allegation, officials said Monday."We hope to have an agreement soon ....
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By AFP
Stockholm -
Swedish officials will meet their Ecuadorian counterparts on Monday to find a way for Swedish prosecutors to question WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange over a rape allegation.
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By AFP
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US President Barack Obama on Wednesday apologised to Tokyo after WikiLeaks claimed Washington had spied on Japanese politicians, a government spokesman said.
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By AFP
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Britain is to make a "formal protest" to Ecuador over WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, a minister said Thursday, as two of the four allegations against him expired because of the statute of limitations.
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By AFP
Stockholm -
Swedish prosecutors dropped a sexual assault probe against Julian Assange on Thursday after the time limit on the case expired, but still want to question the WikiLeaks founder about a rape allegation.
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By AFP
Stockholm -
Swedish prosecutors are set to drop a sexual assault probe against Julian Assange on Thursday when the case reaches its expiration date without investigators having succeeded in questioning the WikiLeaks founder.
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By AFP
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Sweden's sexual assault inquiry on Julian Assange is deadlocked with Ecuador over a dispute regarding the WikiLeaks founder's asylum status, Swedish officials said Monday.
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By AFP
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The US spied on Japanese politicians, its top central banker and major firms including conglomerate Mitsubishi, according to documents released by WikiLeaks on Friday, in the latest revelation about Washington's snooping on allies.
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By AFP
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Swedish prosecutors said Thursday that they were still waiting for Ecuador's permission to question WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in London, as the statute of limitations nears for some of his alleged crimes.
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There could be as many as 15,000 transgender men and women in the U.S. military, although the exact number is understandably not known.
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By AFP
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The French government, reacting to a letter from Julian Assange, said Friday it would not give the WikiLeaks founder asylum, only for his lawyers to claim he had never sought it in the first place.
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By AFP
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Documents published online by WikiLeaks show that the US wiretapped three French presidents, including current leader Francois Hollande.Here are some key points revealed by the documents, which can be found at https://wikileaks .org/nsa-france/.
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As of June 19, Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks has spent three years now in the Ecuadorean embassy in London. He sought asylum in the embassy to avoid being extradited to Sweden to face questioning on sexual assault accusations.
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The transparency advocacy website, Wikileaks, is publishing secret documents from the Saudi Foreign Ministry. Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, has confirmed that Wikileaks is publishing these documents in batches.
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Sydney -
Journalism comes with risks new and old. The new risks are increasing intersections with dangers which didn’t exist in the past. Surveillance, hostage taking, murder, and criminal gangs are all part of the new, nasty, mix.
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A trailer for "Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice" starring Ben Affleck was just released. But the actor's appearance on the PBS show "Finding Your Roots" is also turning heads. Leaked emails suggest that Affleck asked the show to censor one finding.
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By AFP
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will agree to be questioned by Swedish prosecutors in London over rape allegations, but only if he is given access to the investigation files, his defence said Monday.
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Keeping an eye on Wikileaks founder Julian Assange - who is holed up inside the Ecuadoran embassy in London - has cost British law enforcement over $15 million dollars, or $10 million British pounds.
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A former U.S. soldier who fled to Canada in the face of criminal charges filed after he was accused of computer hacking for the group Anonymous has been deported from Canada.
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A former US soldier who unsuccessfully sought asylum in Canada, claiming he was tortured by American agents investigating Anonymous hackers and WikiLeaks, has been deported to the United States, raising concerns about his wellbeing.
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The whistleblower website WikiLeaks is demanding Internet giant Google explain why it handed over emails and other electronic data of three of its senior staffers to the United States government.
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WikiLeaks on Monday accused Internet giant Google of handing over the emails and electronic data of its senior staff to the U.S. authorities, and not notifying them for almost three years.
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Inside the Pionen data center, where servers hosting WikiLeaks are located YouTube video screen capture
With Assange inside, British police guard Ecuador embassy in central London. Photo taken on Aug. 17, 2012
Still pictures taken Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012, at the support rally for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in front of the Ecuadorian embassy in central London.
The latest news developments in the Julian Assange story at Ecuador's embassy in central London are depicted in the still pictures taken Friday (Aug. 17) afternoon in front of the embassy in Chelsea.
Christine Assange tweets about Mike Grunwald and his unethical message. Twitter screen
Anonymous teamed with WikiLeaks in the release of the Syria Files. Video screen capture
OCCUPY: Demonstrators rally in support of jailed transgender whistleblower PFC Bradley Manning in Berkeley in 2012. Bradley Manning Support Network
The latest news developments in the Julian Assange story at Ecuador's embassy in central London are depicted in the still pictures taken Friday (Aug. 17) afternoon in front of the embassy in Chelsea.
The latest news developments in the Julian Assange story at Ecuador's embassy in central London are depicted in the still pictures taken Friday (Aug. 17) afternoon in front of the embassy in Chelsea.
Still pictures taken Thursday, Aug. 16, at the support rally for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in front of the Ecuadorian embassy in central London.
Wandsworth prison. Diamond Geezer
A Murunahua man. The Murunahua's reserve is occupied by illegal loggers. ©Chris Fagan/ Upper Amazon Conservancy
The latest news developments in the Julian Assange story at Ecuador's embassy in central London are depicted in the still pictures taken Friday (Aug. 17) afternoon in front of the embassy in Chelsea.
The latest news developments in the Julian Assange story at Ecuador's embassy in central London are depicted in the still pictures taken Friday (Aug. 17) afternoon in front of the embassy in Chelsea.
Still pictures taken Thursday, Aug. 16, at the support rally for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in front of the Ecuadorian embassy in central London.
Poll on possibility of votes for Julian Assange run by the National Times. Screen capture
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange speaks from the second-floor balcony of Ecuador's Embassy in central London on Sunday afternoon.
The embassy was heavily guarded by a big contingent of London police.
Assange's supporters gathered on the sidewalk across the embassy.
Still pictures taken Thursday, Aug. 16, at the support rally for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in front of the Ecuadorian embassy in central London.
With Assange inside, British police guard Ecuador embassy in central London. Photo taken on Aug. 17, 2012
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