Bolivia Airport

• Eight Stabbed at International Airport in Bolivia

  Eight people were hurt when a man with suspected mental problems went on a frenzied stabbing spree at the international airport in the Bolivian city of La Paz on Thursday, police and press reports said.

• Russian airport limbo ends for Edward Snowden, new life begins

  After nearly six weeks in hiding at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, Edward Snowden walked calmly out of the transit area, ducked into a car and was driven away unnoticed.

• Edward Snowden waits at Moscow airport as US puts pressure on Russia

  Fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden today awaited permission to leave the Moscow airport where he has been stuck for over a month, as the United States stepped up pressure on Russia to send him back home.

• Edward Snowden could leave Moscow airport in a week

  Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden could be allowed to leave the Moscow airport in a week to await a decision on his request for asylum in Russia, an attorney for the American said yesterday.

• German military knew about US surveillance programme: report

  The German military has known for years of the sweeping US online surveillance programme PRISM, a newspaper reported Wednesday, citing a NATO document from the Afghanistan mission.

• Russia says no asylum application from Edward Snowden

  Russian immigration officials say they have not received an application from Edward Snowden, the US National Security Agency leaker who wants to get asylum in Russia.

• Barack Obama speaks with Vladimir Putin on Edward Snowden, but no sign of movement

  President Barack Obama raised US concerns directly with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday over Moscow's handling of former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, but there was no sign of a breakthrough on Washington's demand that Russia expel him.

• Logistical nightmare clouds Edward Snowden's asylum hopes

  Fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden was staring at the logistical nightmare of escaping Russia for a safe haven in Latin America on Sunday after three leftist leaders offered him asylum in their states.

• Edward Snowden: A very 21st century spy

  In the good old days of the Cold War, when spies wanted to defect, they sneaked into a secret door of an enemy embassy with a briefcase stuffed full of state secrets.

• Edward Snowden still in Moscow despite Bolivian plane drama

  Bolivia today accused the United States of trying to "kidnap" its president, Evo Morales, after his plane was denied permission to fly over some European countries then inspected at Vienna airport on suspicion he was taking fugitive US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden to Latin America.

• Ecuador's backing for Edward Snowden spurs criticism of media law

  As it champions a young American wanted for leaking state secrets, Ecuador's government is facing criticism for tightening media controls at home.

• Bolivia nationalizes Spanish-owned airport company

  President Evo Morales nationalized on Monday the Spanish-owned venture that runs Bolivia's country's three main airports in his government's third expropriation of a Spanish company in 10 months.