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"In The Name Of God... Stop": Pope Francis's Appeal On Ukraine "Massacre"
Pope Francis on Sunday issued a heartfelt plea for an end to the "massacre" and the "unacceptable armed attack" in Ukraine, which Russian invaded last month.
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UK Court Told Julian Assange Tried To Warn White House Of Risk To Lives
Julian Assange tried to contact Hillary Clinton and the White House when he realised that unredacted U.S. diplomatic cables given to WikiLeaks were about to be dumped on the internet, his lawyer told his London extradition hearing on Tuesday.
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"Thousands" Of EU Diplomatic Cables Hacked: Report
Hackers apparently connected to China accessed thousands of sensitive EU diplomatic cables in the latest embarrassing data breach to hit a major international organisation.
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Scientists Develop Robot That Performs Push-Ups, 'Sweats' During Exercise
Scientists have developed a new humanoid robot that can perform exercises like sit-ups and push-ups, and even sweat, just like humans. The robot has an artificial perspiration system and anatomically resembles the musculoskeletal intricacy of a human boy.
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Pakistan Maritime Security Agency Arrests 55 Indian Fishermen
Fifty-five Indian fishermen have been arrested by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters.
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WikiLeaks To Release Software Code Of CIA Hacking Tools To Tech Firms: Julian Assange
WikiLeaks will release to tech firms the software code of CIA hacking tools that were designed to compromise smartphones and other products, the group's founder said Thursday, attempting to position himself as a defender of cybersecurity and probably further antagonizing the intelligence community.
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With Email Dumps, WikiLeaks Tests Power Of Full Transparency
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange first outlined the hypothesis nearly a decade ago: Can total transparency defeat an entrenched group of insiders?
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Malaysia Deforestation Liked To Human Cases Of Monkey Malaria
Deforestation in Malaysia and the changes it causes to the environment are highly likely to be to blame for a steep rise in human cases of a type of malaria usually found in monkeys, scientists said on Thursday.
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US Refuses Osama bin Laden's Death Certificate to His Son: WikiLeaks
Whistleblowing organisation WikiLeaks has published more than 60,000 diplomatic cables from Saudi Arabia that reveal, among others that the US embassy in Saudi Arabia had refused Osama bin Laden's son a death certificate.
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WikiLeaks Publishes More Than 60,000 Leaked Diplomatic Cables From Saudi Arabia
WikiLeaks published today more than 60,000 diplomatic cables from Saudi Arabia and said on its website it would release half a million more in the coming weeks.
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Icelandic Hacker Says Guilty of Stealing Money From Wikileaks
Sigurdur ThordarÂsÂson's plea is the latest twist in the saga of Wikileaks, which released thousands of secret US embassy cables in 2010 and 2011.
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White House Still Seeking Coalition in Mideast War
The White House said it will find countries willing to send combat troops to fight Islamic extremists in Syria and Iraq, but it's too early to identify them.
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WikiLeaks server, a 'relic of our time', sells for $33,000
The server used by pro-transparency organisation WikiLeaks when it released secret documents in 2010 about the US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and a massive trove of diplomatic cables was sold for $33,000 on Thursday.
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China island centenarians claim secret of long life
The elderly residents of one Chinese county have endured invasion, civil war and famine, and many live in unheated concrete shacks on only a few dollars a day. But they are apparently among the longest-lived people on earth.
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WikiLeaks documentary spotlights complexity of Julian Assange
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may claim to be a champion of transparency, but when an Oscar-winning filmmaker wanted to shine a light on his rise to fame after publishing secret U.S. diplomatic cables on his website, Assange was none too pleased.
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"In The Name Of God... Stop": Pope Francis's Appeal On Ukraine "Massacre"
Pope Francis on Sunday issued a heartfelt plea for an end to the "massacre" and the "unacceptable armed attack" in Ukraine, which Russian invaded last month.
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UK Court Told Julian Assange Tried To Warn White House Of Risk To Lives
Julian Assange tried to contact Hillary Clinton and the White House when he realised that unredacted U.S. diplomatic cables given to WikiLeaks were about to be dumped on the internet, his lawyer told his London extradition hearing on Tuesday.
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"Thousands" Of EU Diplomatic Cables Hacked: Report
Hackers apparently connected to China accessed thousands of sensitive EU diplomatic cables in the latest embarrassing data breach to hit a major international organisation.
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Scientists Develop Robot That Performs Push-Ups, 'Sweats' During Exercise
Scientists have developed a new humanoid robot that can perform exercises like sit-ups and push-ups, and even sweat, just like humans. The robot has an artificial perspiration system and anatomically resembles the musculoskeletal intricacy of a human boy.
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Pakistan Maritime Security Agency Arrests 55 Indian Fishermen
Fifty-five Indian fishermen have been arrested by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters.
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WikiLeaks To Release Software Code Of CIA Hacking Tools To Tech Firms: Julian Assange
WikiLeaks will release to tech firms the software code of CIA hacking tools that were designed to compromise smartphones and other products, the group's founder said Thursday, attempting to position himself as a defender of cybersecurity and probably further antagonizing the intelligence community.
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With Email Dumps, WikiLeaks Tests Power Of Full Transparency
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange first outlined the hypothesis nearly a decade ago: Can total transparency defeat an entrenched group of insiders?
-
Malaysia Deforestation Liked To Human Cases Of Monkey Malaria
Deforestation in Malaysia and the changes it causes to the environment are highly likely to be to blame for a steep rise in human cases of a type of malaria usually found in monkeys, scientists said on Thursday.
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US Refuses Osama bin Laden's Death Certificate to His Son: WikiLeaks
Whistleblowing organisation WikiLeaks has published more than 60,000 diplomatic cables from Saudi Arabia that reveal, among others that the US embassy in Saudi Arabia had refused Osama bin Laden's son a death certificate.
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WikiLeaks Publishes More Than 60,000 Leaked Diplomatic Cables From Saudi Arabia
WikiLeaks published today more than 60,000 diplomatic cables from Saudi Arabia and said on its website it would release half a million more in the coming weeks.
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Icelandic Hacker Says Guilty of Stealing Money From Wikileaks
Sigurdur ThordarÂsÂson's plea is the latest twist in the saga of Wikileaks, which released thousands of secret US embassy cables in 2010 and 2011.
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White House Still Seeking Coalition in Mideast War
The White House said it will find countries willing to send combat troops to fight Islamic extremists in Syria and Iraq, but it's too early to identify them.
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WikiLeaks server, a 'relic of our time', sells for $33,000
The server used by pro-transparency organisation WikiLeaks when it released secret documents in 2010 about the US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and a massive trove of diplomatic cables was sold for $33,000 on Thursday.
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China island centenarians claim secret of long life
The elderly residents of one Chinese county have endured invasion, civil war and famine, and many live in unheated concrete shacks on only a few dollars a day. But they are apparently among the longest-lived people on earth.
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WikiLeaks documentary spotlights complexity of Julian Assange
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may claim to be a champion of transparency, but when an Oscar-winning filmmaker wanted to shine a light on his rise to fame after publishing secret U.S. diplomatic cables on his website, Assange was none too pleased.
