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WikiLeaks Says Julian Assange To Fly To Australia Within Hours
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will fly to the Australian capital Canberra within hours following a plea deal to set him free, the whistleblower website said Wednesday.
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Facebook Accused of Blocking Australian Health Sites by Whistleblower Group
A whistleblower group is accusing Facebook of deliberately blocking websites for Australian hospitals and emergency services as part of a negotiating tactic last year.
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Jawan Roy Mathew Found Hanging, Army Says Media Sting Drove Him To Suicide
A 33-year-old soldier who was part of a recent expose by a website on the abuse of the British-era "sahayak" or orderly system in the army was found hanging in abandoned barracks on Thursday. Roy Mathew was missing from the artillery centre in the cantonment in Deolali in Maharashtra since last Saturday, after the video of the sting went viral. Hi...
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Turkey Blocks Access To WikiLeaks After Ruling Party Email Dump
Turkey's Internet watchdog has blocked access to the WikiLeaks website in Turkey, it said, after the whistleblower organisation released nearly 3,00,000 emails from the ruling AK Party.
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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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WikiLeaks plane 'ready' to bring Edward Snowden to Iceland
A chartered private jet is ready to bring US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden to Iceland from Hong Kong, a businessman connected to whistleblowing website WikiLeaks said late Thursday.
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FIFA launches website for whistleblower reports
FIFA has opened its long-promised website for whistleblowers to report allegations of corruption and match-fixing in world football.
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Wikileaks says British raid threat 'hostile, extreme'
Whistleblowing website Wikileaks on Thursday condemned a British threat to raid the Ecuador embassy in London where its founder is holed up as a "hostile and extreme" assault on asylum-seekers.
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Assange won't move from Ecuador embassy: WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will remain inside Ecuador's embassy in London until his case is resolved, in a process that could take "hours or days", a spokesman for the whistleblower website said on Thursday.
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Internet is world's 'greatest spying machine': Assange
Julian Assange, has warned that the Internet was the "greatest spying machine the world has ever seen"
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New WikiLeaks and the Bhopal link: Top 10 facts
Whistleblower website WikiLeaks today began publishing more than five million confidential emails from US-based intelligence firm Stratfor. The online organisation claims to have proof of the firm's confidential links to large corporations such as Bhopal's Dow Chemical Co to which it allegedly provided information concerning the activities of activ...
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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.
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WikiLeaks publishes 'millions' of Stratfor emails
Whistleblowing website WikiLeaks on Monday began publishing more than five million confidential emails from US-based intelligence firm Stratfor, the anti-secrecy group said.
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WikiLeaks: 'Reached understanding with Musharraf on Kashmir,' PM told US delegation
A US diplomatic cable leaked by whistleblower website WikiLeaks quotes Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as saying that in 2006, he had reached a "non-territorial solution" on Kashmir with then Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf.
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Decision on Assange's extradition today
Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, arrived at a London court on Thursday to find out if he is to be extradited to Sweden to face accusations of sexual abuse. The verdict will mark a turning point in the three-month battle in the British courts and the media against what Mr. Assange, his legal team and his celebrity supporters say is a conspirac...
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WikiLeaks Says Julian Assange To Fly To Australia Within Hours
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will fly to the Australian capital Canberra within hours following a plea deal to set him free, the whistleblower website said Wednesday.
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Facebook Accused of Blocking Australian Health Sites by Whistleblower Group
A whistleblower group is accusing Facebook of deliberately blocking websites for Australian hospitals and emergency services as part of a negotiating tactic last year.
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Jawan Roy Mathew Found Hanging, Army Says Media Sting Drove Him To Suicide
A 33-year-old soldier who was part of a recent expose by a website on the abuse of the British-era "sahayak" or orderly system in the army was found hanging in abandoned barracks on Thursday. Roy Mathew was missing from the artillery centre in the cantonment in Deolali in Maharashtra since last Saturday, after the video of the sting went viral. Hi...
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Turkey Blocks Access To WikiLeaks After Ruling Party Email Dump
Turkey's Internet watchdog has blocked access to the WikiLeaks website in Turkey, it said, after the whistleblower organisation released nearly 3,00,000 emails from the ruling AK Party.
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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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WikiLeaks plane 'ready' to bring Edward Snowden to Iceland
A chartered private jet is ready to bring US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden to Iceland from Hong Kong, a businessman connected to whistleblowing website WikiLeaks said late Thursday.
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FIFA launches website for whistleblower reports
FIFA has opened its long-promised website for whistleblowers to report allegations of corruption and match-fixing in world football.
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Wikileaks says British raid threat 'hostile, extreme'
Whistleblowing website Wikileaks on Thursday condemned a British threat to raid the Ecuador embassy in London where its founder is holed up as a "hostile and extreme" assault on asylum-seekers.
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Assange won't move from Ecuador embassy: WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will remain inside Ecuador's embassy in London until his case is resolved, in a process that could take "hours or days", a spokesman for the whistleblower website said on Thursday.
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Internet is world's 'greatest spying machine': Assange
Julian Assange, has warned that the Internet was the "greatest spying machine the world has ever seen"
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New WikiLeaks and the Bhopal link: Top 10 facts
Whistleblower website WikiLeaks today began publishing more than five million confidential emails from US-based intelligence firm Stratfor. The online organisation claims to have proof of the firm's confidential links to large corporations such as Bhopal's Dow Chemical Co to which it allegedly provided information concerning the activities of activ...
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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.
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WikiLeaks publishes 'millions' of Stratfor emails
Whistleblowing website WikiLeaks on Monday began publishing more than five million confidential emails from US-based intelligence firm Stratfor, the anti-secrecy group said.
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WikiLeaks: 'Reached understanding with Musharraf on Kashmir,' PM told US delegation
A US diplomatic cable leaked by whistleblower website WikiLeaks quotes Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as saying that in 2006, he had reached a "non-territorial solution" on Kashmir with then Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf.
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Decision on Assange's extradition today
Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, arrived at a London court on Thursday to find out if he is to be extradited to Sweden to face accusations of sexual abuse. The verdict will mark a turning point in the three-month battle in the British courts and the media against what Mr. Assange, his legal team and his celebrity supporters say is a conspirac...
