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  January 6 Rioters To Julian Assange: People Donald Trump May Pardon

  Days after he defeated Kamala Harris in the Presidential polls, political observers in the US speculated that Trump would issue pardons for several controversial figures.

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  Elon Musk's New Twitter Poll On Edward Snowden, Julian Assange

  Twitter's new owner Elon Musk on Sunday polled users on whether whistleblower Edward Snowden and WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange should be pardoned by the US government.

• We are the B-team of the people of India, not BJP: Kejriwal to NDTV

  "We want to expose each political party is corrupt... and there is collusion," said Arvind Kejriwal to NDTV today. "We're not the Assanges of India, we are not in that business," he said.

• WikiLeaks new emails allegedly show Dow spied on Bhopal activists

  Whistleblowing website WikiLeaks today began publishing more than five million confidential emails from US-based intelligence firm Stratfor, the anti-secrecy group said.

• Advani: Do we need Assange to reveal black money offenders?

  Advani moves adjournment motion on black money: BJP leader LK Advani has moved an adjournment motion on black money in the Lok Sabha; Speaker Meira Kumar said it will be taken up at 4 pm today, she has allotted a little over two hours for the discussion that will culminate in a vote.

• Do we need Assange to reveal black money offenders, asks Advani

  Senior BJP leader LK Advani has moved an adjournment motion on black money in the Lok Sabha; Speaker Meira Kumar said it will be taken up at 4 pm today.

• Full transcript of Assange's interview with NDTV

  After announcing that WikiLeaks would temporarily suspend publication in order to raise funds for its operations, its founder Julian Assange told NDTV that he was grateful for the strong Indian support and that he was in the process of setting up an Indian bank account for supporters to deposit donations.

• WikiLeaks launches the first of four fundraising auctions

  The first of four WikiLeaks fundraising auctions features unique items such as a framed, signed limited edition cable describing Hillary Clinton's spying orders against the United Nations, one of two computers used to prepare Cablegate, complete with full historical data, invite-only tickets to Vivienne Westwood's Spring/Summer 2012 fashion show in...

• Send me jet, I'll bring you sandals: Assange to Mayawati

  They're unlikely sparring partners. And yet, Mayawati and Julian Assange are now engaging in some not-so-friendly fire.

• WikiLeaks cable on Mayawati aide Satish Mishra

  The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh has said that either Julian Assange is mentally ill, or he is being used by Opposition parties to target her via WikiLeaks.

• Assange belongs in mental asylum, says angry Mayawati

  The Chief Minister of Uttar Prdesh has said that either Julian Assange is mentally ill, or he is being used by Opposition parties to target her via WikiLeaks.

• Assange on cash-for-votes: Indian politicians respond by attempting to cover-up the issue

  In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Prannoy Roy, WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange discusses the cables that have stormed through the Indian Parliament after they were released last week.  One cable states that the Congress bought MPs ahead of its vote of confidence in 2008 over the nuclear deal with the US.  The Prime Minister told Parliame...

• Assange to NDTV on cash-for-votes cables: Full transcript

  In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Prannoy Roy, Julian Assange talks about the WikiLeaks storm that has erupted in India. This is the transcript of the interview.NDTV: Julian Assange, you are under global attack. Now, the West normally prides itself on the rule of law and its institutions of justice. Are you kind of shocked by the ferocity and ill...

• Cash-for-Votes cables are authentic: Assange to NDTV

  In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Prannoy Roy, Julian Assange says that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is wrong to have questioned the authenticity of the WikiLeaks cable that stormed the Indian Parliament last week. However, he also stressed the charges are worth investigating. A cable in 2008 sent from a US diplomat in Delhi says that the Congre...

• No jail for whistle-blower Swiss banker Rudolf Elmer

  A Swiss court on Wednesday found former banker Rudolf Elmer, who handed over secret data to whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks, guilty of breaching bank secrecy laws and handed down a suspended fine.He has, however, escaped jail in breach of bank secrecy laws.A judge said the 55-year-old former chief operating officer at private bank Julius Baer's s...