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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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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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WikiLeaks cable on Defence Minister Bansi Lal pledging loyalty to Indira Gandhi
A new cable - released by WikiLeaks - sent by US diplomats in India to their home office in Washington illustrates the sycophancy of then Defence Minister Bansi Lal towards Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
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Wikileaks: AK Antony refused to support Sanjay Gandhi
Defence Minister AK Antony was "one of the only" leaders apart from Priyaranjan Dasmunsi who "flatly criticised" Sanjay Gandhi during 1976 All India Congress Committee (AICC) session in Guwahati during Emergency when Mr Gandhi's political graph was on the rise, US diplomatic cables have claimed.
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Graft during YSR rule was above norm in India: WikiLeaks
A leaked diplomatic cable dispatched by the US Consul General in Chennai in 2007 had nailed the then Congress government headed by YS Rajasekhara Reddy in Andhra Pradesh for "widespread corruption that was beyond the pale" even for India.
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WikiLeaks' Assange accuses UK newspaper of negligence
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange blasted the Guardian on Tuesday, saying the British paper's "negligence" in publishing an encryption key to uncensored files forced his organization's hand in publishing the secret U.S. diplomatic memos.
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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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Sibal hits out at BJP over WikiLeaks cable on Jaitley
Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal has hit out at the BJP a day after a US cable leaked by WikiLeaks claimed that the party's senior leader Arun Jaitley had referred to Hindu nationalism as an "opportunistic issue.""Pressed on the question of Hindutva, Jaitley argued that Hindu nationalism 'will always be a talking point' for the BJP. However, he c...
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US diplomats in India just doing their job: State Department
Denying that Washington was interfering in India's internal affairs as alleged by the CPM, the US has said that American diplomats do in India what Indian diplomats do in the US.While declining to address the substance of India related WikiLeaks cables, State Department spokesman P J Crowley told reporters on Friday, "We are building a strategic pa...
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Hillary Clinton calls world leaders to express regret on WikiLeaks
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has spoken with 12 world leaders, including the Presidents of Afghanistan and Pakistan, in the past one week to express her regret over the embarrassing release of secret diplomatic cables by WikiLeaks.Yesterday, Clinton spoke to Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari and President Fernandez de Kirchner of Argenti...
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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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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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WikiLeaks cable on Defence Minister Bansi Lal pledging loyalty to Indira Gandhi
A new cable - released by WikiLeaks - sent by US diplomats in India to their home office in Washington illustrates the sycophancy of then Defence Minister Bansi Lal towards Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
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Wikileaks: AK Antony refused to support Sanjay Gandhi
Defence Minister AK Antony was "one of the only" leaders apart from Priyaranjan Dasmunsi who "flatly criticised" Sanjay Gandhi during 1976 All India Congress Committee (AICC) session in Guwahati during Emergency when Mr Gandhi's political graph was on the rise, US diplomatic cables have claimed.
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Graft during YSR rule was above norm in India: WikiLeaks
A leaked diplomatic cable dispatched by the US Consul General in Chennai in 2007 had nailed the then Congress government headed by YS Rajasekhara Reddy in Andhra Pradesh for "widespread corruption that was beyond the pale" even for India.
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WikiLeaks' Assange accuses UK newspaper of negligence
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange blasted the Guardian on Tuesday, saying the British paper's "negligence" in publishing an encryption key to uncensored files forced his organization's hand in publishing the secret U.S. diplomatic memos.
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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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Sibal hits out at BJP over WikiLeaks cable on Jaitley
Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal has hit out at the BJP a day after a US cable leaked by WikiLeaks claimed that the party's senior leader Arun Jaitley had referred to Hindu nationalism as an "opportunistic issue.""Pressed on the question of Hindutva, Jaitley argued that Hindu nationalism 'will always be a talking point' for the BJP. However, he c...
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US diplomats in India just doing their job: State Department
Denying that Washington was interfering in India's internal affairs as alleged by the CPM, the US has said that American diplomats do in India what Indian diplomats do in the US.While declining to address the substance of India related WikiLeaks cables, State Department spokesman P J Crowley told reporters on Friday, "We are building a strategic pa...
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Hillary Clinton calls world leaders to express regret on WikiLeaks
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has spoken with 12 world leaders, including the Presidents of Afghanistan and Pakistan, in the past one week to express her regret over the embarrassing release of secret diplomatic cables by WikiLeaks.Yesterday, Clinton spoke to Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari and President Fernandez de Kirchner of Argenti...
