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WikiLeaks case: Bradley Manning's leaks harmed US diplomacy, claims official
US soldier Bradley Manning's leaks of classified government files had a "chilling effect" on foreign relations, impeding US diplomats' gathering of information, a senior State Department official said Monday.
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Edward Snowden has not yet accepted asylum in Venezuela: WikiLeaks
Former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden has not yet formally accepted asylum in Venezuela, the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks said on Tuesday after a Russian lawmaker posted a statement to that effect on Twitter and then deleted it.
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Edward Snowden has not yet accepted asylum in Venezuela: WikiLeaks
Former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden has not yet formally accepted asylum in Venezuela, the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks said on Tuesday after a Russian lawmaker posted a statement to that effect on Twitter and then deleted it.
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WikiLeaks scandal sparks US intelligence reform
The WikiLeaks document dump, which saw hundreds of thousands of classified US files leaked, rattled US intelligence officials, forcing them to implement reforms to prevent another such breach. James Clapper, director of national intelligence, said changes were being put in place over the next five years that would create a new security "architectu...
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WikiLeaks case: Bradley Manning's leaks harmed US diplomacy, claims official
US soldier Bradley Manning's leaks of classified government files had a "chilling effect" on foreign relations, impeding US diplomats' gathering of information, a senior State Department official said Monday.
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Edward Snowden has not yet accepted asylum in Venezuela: WikiLeaks
Former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden has not yet formally accepted asylum in Venezuela, the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks said on Tuesday after a Russian lawmaker posted a statement to that effect on Twitter and then deleted it.
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Edward Snowden has not yet accepted asylum in Venezuela: WikiLeaks
Former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden has not yet formally accepted asylum in Venezuela, the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks said on Tuesday after a Russian lawmaker posted a statement to that effect on Twitter and then deleted it.
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WikiLeaks scandal sparks US intelligence reform
The WikiLeaks document dump, which saw hundreds of thousands of classified US files leaked, rattled US intelligence officials, forcing them to implement reforms to prevent another such breach. James Clapper, director of national intelligence, said changes were being put in place over the next five years that would create a new security "architectu...
