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Julian Assange Welcomes Barack Obama's Decision To Commute Manning Sentence: Lawyer
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Tuesday welcomed the decision by US President Barack Obama to commute the sentence of Chelsea Manning, jailed for leaking classified US documents, while calling for an end to a "war on whistleblowers".
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Barack Obama Commutes Sentence Of WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday commuted the sentence of Chelsea Manning, who is serving 35 years behind bars for giving classified US documents to WikiLeaks.
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WikiLeaks's Julian Assange: Bold Publisher Or Russian Dupe?
Accusations that Russia interfered with the US presidential election by leaking hacked documents via WikiLeaks have put a fresh spotlight on the crusading website's founder Julian Assange.
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US Intercepts Capture Senior Russian Officials Celebrating Donald Trump Win
Senior officials in the Russian government celebrated Donald Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton as a geopolitical win for Moscow, according to U.S. officials who said that American intelligence agencies intercepted communications in the aftermath of the election in which Russian officials congratulated themselves on the outcome.
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Russia Interfered In US Election To Help Donald Trump Win: Report
A secret CIA assessment has found that Russia interfered in last month's US presidential election with the goal of helping Donald Trump win the White House, the Washington Post reported Friday, citing officials briefed on the matter.
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Called A Gujarat Riots Supporter, Obama Aide Sought Team Help: Wikileaks
Sonal Shah, the first Indian- American appointed to the presidential transition team of Barack Obama had written that the "frenzy" ethnic Indian press accused her of Hindu fundamentalism in 2008 to discredit the US President and having her quit, according to data released by WikiLeaks.
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Barack Obama Says Sorry to Japan After WikiLeaks Claims of US Spying
US President Barack Obama today apologised to Tokyo after WikiLeaks claimed Washington had spied on Japanese politicians, a government spokesman said today.
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US Spying Went Beyond Angela Merkel, Ministers Targeted: Report
New documents released by WikiLeaks show that the United States did not just tap German Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone but also eavesdropped on several ministers, the German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on Wednesday.
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US Seeks to Reassure France On Spying, Julian Assange Urges Action
President Barack Obama on Wednesday moved to defuse tensions after revelations of US spying on three French presidents angered France, while WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange called for legal action over Washington's snooping and promised more disclosures to come.
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Francois Hollande and Barack Obama to Discuss Spy Claims 'In Coming Hours': Parliament
French President Francois Hollande will speak with his US counterpart Barack Obama "in the coming hours" to discuss reports that the US spied on him and two predecessors, parliamentarians said today.
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WikiLeaks Dumps 276,000 More Documents From Sony Hack
WikiLeaks on Thursday released 276,394 new documents from the hack of Sony Pictures in what could be a further embarrassment for the Japanese media and electronics group.
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Leaked Documents Show US Widened Internet Spying: Report
Documents leaked by Edward Snowden show that the US government has widened the National Security Agency's warrantless surveillance of Americans' international Internet traffic in the hunt for hackers, the New York Times reported on Thursday.
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WikiLeaks Offers $100,000 Bounty for Asian Trade Pact Pushed by Obama
Whistleblower website WikiLeaks offered a $100,000 bounty for copies of a Pacific trade pact that is a central plank of President Barack Obama's diplomatic pivot to Asia on Tuesday
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Edward Snowden thanks Russia for asylum: WikiLeaks
Fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden on Thursday thanked Russia for granting him a year's asylum in a statement issued via the WikiLeaks website.
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WikiLeak's Julian Assange condemns Bradley Manning verdict, Barack Obama
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange accused President Barack Obama of "national security extremism" on Tuesday after an American military judge convicted Bradley Manning over the biggest leak of classified documents in US history.
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Julian Assange Welcomes Barack Obama's Decision To Commute Manning Sentence: Lawyer
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Tuesday welcomed the decision by US President Barack Obama to commute the sentence of Chelsea Manning, jailed for leaking classified US documents, while calling for an end to a "war on whistleblowers".
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Barack Obama Commutes Sentence Of WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday commuted the sentence of Chelsea Manning, who is serving 35 years behind bars for giving classified US documents to WikiLeaks.
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WikiLeaks's Julian Assange: Bold Publisher Or Russian Dupe?
Accusations that Russia interfered with the US presidential election by leaking hacked documents via WikiLeaks have put a fresh spotlight on the crusading website's founder Julian Assange.
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US Intercepts Capture Senior Russian Officials Celebrating Donald Trump Win
Senior officials in the Russian government celebrated Donald Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton as a geopolitical win for Moscow, according to U.S. officials who said that American intelligence agencies intercepted communications in the aftermath of the election in which Russian officials congratulated themselves on the outcome.
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Russia Interfered In US Election To Help Donald Trump Win: Report
A secret CIA assessment has found that Russia interfered in last month's US presidential election with the goal of helping Donald Trump win the White House, the Washington Post reported Friday, citing officials briefed on the matter.
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Called A Gujarat Riots Supporter, Obama Aide Sought Team Help: Wikileaks
Sonal Shah, the first Indian- American appointed to the presidential transition team of Barack Obama had written that the "frenzy" ethnic Indian press accused her of Hindu fundamentalism in 2008 to discredit the US President and having her quit, according to data released by WikiLeaks.
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Barack Obama Says Sorry to Japan After WikiLeaks Claims of US Spying
US President Barack Obama today apologised to Tokyo after WikiLeaks claimed Washington had spied on Japanese politicians, a government spokesman said today.
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US Spying Went Beyond Angela Merkel, Ministers Targeted: Report
New documents released by WikiLeaks show that the United States did not just tap German Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone but also eavesdropped on several ministers, the German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on Wednesday.
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US Seeks to Reassure France On Spying, Julian Assange Urges Action
President Barack Obama on Wednesday moved to defuse tensions after revelations of US spying on three French presidents angered France, while WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange called for legal action over Washington's snooping and promised more disclosures to come.
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Francois Hollande and Barack Obama to Discuss Spy Claims 'In Coming Hours': Parliament
French President Francois Hollande will speak with his US counterpart Barack Obama "in the coming hours" to discuss reports that the US spied on him and two predecessors, parliamentarians said today.
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WikiLeaks Dumps 276,000 More Documents From Sony Hack
WikiLeaks on Thursday released 276,394 new documents from the hack of Sony Pictures in what could be a further embarrassment for the Japanese media and electronics group.
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Leaked Documents Show US Widened Internet Spying: Report
Documents leaked by Edward Snowden show that the US government has widened the National Security Agency's warrantless surveillance of Americans' international Internet traffic in the hunt for hackers, the New York Times reported on Thursday.
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WikiLeaks Offers $100,000 Bounty for Asian Trade Pact Pushed by Obama
Whistleblower website WikiLeaks offered a $100,000 bounty for copies of a Pacific trade pact that is a central plank of President Barack Obama's diplomatic pivot to Asia on Tuesday
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Edward Snowden thanks Russia for asylum: WikiLeaks
Fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden on Thursday thanked Russia for granting him a year's asylum in a statement issued via the WikiLeaks website.
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WikiLeak's Julian Assange condemns Bradley Manning verdict, Barack Obama
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange accused President Barack Obama of "national security extremism" on Tuesday after an American military judge convicted Bradley Manning over the biggest leak of classified documents in US history.
