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Norway denies US spying, said it shared intelligence with US
Norway's intelligence services said it - and not the US National Security Agency, as reported in a Norwegian newspaper - kept records on more than 33 million phone conversations over the space of one month last winter, Oslo said on Tuesday.
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US logged 33 million phone calls in Norway: report
The US National Security Agency (NSA) logged more than 33 million Norwegian phone conversations over a period of a month last winter, a newspaper said on Tuesday in the first such report involving Norway, a NATO ally.
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Barack Obama against boycott of Russian Winter Olympics
US President Barack Obama said on Friday he was against a boycott of Russia's Winter Olympics next year over a controversial new law banning "homosexual propaganda."
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With Edward Snowden's fate undecided, White House coy on Barack Obama's Russia visit
The White House is deliberately leaving it vague as to whether President Barack Obama will attend talks in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin if the saga involving former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden is unresolved.
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Senator asks US to boycott Russian Winter Olympics
Senator Lindsey Graham suggested that the US should boycott the Russian Winter Olympics to be held in Sochi 2014, if Russia permits temporary asylum to Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who leaked the PRISM surveillance program.
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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.
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Meet Navy SEAL 6: The team that got Osama
Osama bin Laden's death in a ripped-from-a-spy-thriller helicopter raid and firefight gives a storied unit of U.S. special operations forces bragging rights for what has become the most famous covert operation since the Sept. 11 attacks launched on bin Laden's orders.The unit, called Navy SEAL Team Six, likely won't ever claim the credit publicly, ...
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Norway denies US spying, said it shared intelligence with US
Norway's intelligence services said it - and not the US National Security Agency, as reported in a Norwegian newspaper - kept records on more than 33 million phone conversations over the space of one month last winter, Oslo said on Tuesday.
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US logged 33 million phone calls in Norway: report
The US National Security Agency (NSA) logged more than 33 million Norwegian phone conversations over a period of a month last winter, a newspaper said on Tuesday in the first such report involving Norway, a NATO ally.
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Barack Obama against boycott of Russian Winter Olympics
US President Barack Obama said on Friday he was against a boycott of Russia's Winter Olympics next year over a controversial new law banning "homosexual propaganda."
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With Edward Snowden's fate undecided, White House coy on Barack Obama's Russia visit
The White House is deliberately leaving it vague as to whether President Barack Obama will attend talks in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin if the saga involving former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden is unresolved.
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Senator asks US to boycott Russian Winter Olympics
Senator Lindsey Graham suggested that the US should boycott the Russian Winter Olympics to be held in Sochi 2014, if Russia permits temporary asylum to Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who leaked the PRISM surveillance program.
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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.
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Meet Navy SEAL 6: The team that got Osama
Osama bin Laden's death in a ripped-from-a-spy-thriller helicopter raid and firefight gives a storied unit of U.S. special operations forces bragging rights for what has become the most famous covert operation since the Sept. 11 attacks launched on bin Laden's orders.The unit, called Navy SEAL Team Six, likely won't ever claim the credit publicly, ...
