USA 14/04/2017 Wikileaks slammed by CIA Wikileaks is a non-state "hostile intelligence service" often abetted by state actors, according to the agency's director.
USA 09/03/2017 WikiLeaks: CIA 'devastatingly incompetent', says Assange WikiLeaks' Julian Assange accuses the CIA of 'devastating incompetence' and says it will give details of the agency's hacking tools to tech companies.
USA 09/03/2017 WikiLeaks to give details of CIA hacking tools to tech companies US authorities say the security breach leading to WikiLeaks' data release on the CIA was likely carried out by contractors.
USA 09/03/2017 US launches criminal probe into CIA leak A federal criminal investigation is being opened into the public release of documents said to detail alleged CIA hacking tools.
USA 08/03/2017 Wikileaks publishes data dump of secret CIA files The whistleblower website Wikileaks has published online a trove of what it claims are thousands of secret CIA files.
Germany 08/03/2017 Spotlight on Germany in Wikileaks CIA spying revelations Not for the first time, Germany finds itself at the centre of a spying scandal involving the United States.
USA 08/03/2017 WikiLeaks publishes Vault 7 CIA files, what do they reveal? WikiLeaks published internal CIA communications about hacking techniques its uses to access iPhones, Android and Microsoft Windows devices
USA 07/03/2017 Wikileaks: CIA spy tools hack phones, TVs and apps The whistleblower website Wikileaks has published "Year Zero", a large cache of what it says are secret CIA documents detailing hacking tools used to evade security on phones, apps and hand held-devic
USA 07/03/2017 Wikileaks publishes details of CIA "hacking tools" They are said to include malware that targets a variety of operating systems. The UK's MI5 agency is said to have built a system of spyware attack that targets Samsung televisions.
United Kingdom 18/01/2017 Whistleblowing: Manning commutation prompts questions about Assange The fate of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is in question following the commutation of US whistleblower Chelsea Manning’s sentence.
USA 18/01/2017 Whistleblowers - Heroes or traitors? Telling truth about power is a risky business, with exile or worse for those who blow state or commercial secrets. Often seen as heroes by the public, the states they expose more often than not consid
Republic of Ecuador 19/10/2016 Ecuador says it cut Julian Assange's internet access Ecuador’s government has confirmed it had temporarily cut internet access for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
United Kingdom 04/10/2016 WikiLeaks to release around a million new documents as US election looms Julian Assange says the WikiLeaks documents concern the US election and three governments, but denies they aim to damage Hillary Clinton.
Sweden 16/09/2016 Six years a squatter - The long legal battle of Julian Assange Julian Assange’s marathon duel with the law began six years ago.
USA 12/07/2016 Jailed US soldier Manning made failed suicide bid It’s emerged Chelsea Manning, the US soldier jailed for leaking classified files, tried to kill herself last week.
El Salvador 09/04/2016 Police raid offices of Mossack Fonseca in El Salvador Police in El Salvador have raided the local offices of Mossack Fonseca, the company exposed in the Panama Papers leaks. Officials said they were
world news 02/04/2016 Greece wants IMF explanations over Wikileaks report Greece on Saturday demanded “explanations” from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after Wikileaks said the lender sought a crisis “event” to push
United Kingdom 05/02/2016 Julian Assange warns of 'consequences if detention continues' Julian Assange has hailed the United Nations panel’s decision that he is being arbitrarily held “a victory of historic importance.” “How sweet it is
United Kingdom 05/02/2016 Assange hails UN's decision 'a significant victory'; UK disagrees Julian Assange has hailed the United Nations panel’s decision that he is being arbitrarily held “a significant victory.” (function(d, s, id) { var
United Kingdom 05/02/2016 Wikileaks founder Assange 'arbitrarily' detained - UN panel ruling Wikileaks founder Julian Assange should be allowed to walk free and paid compensation, a UN panel has ruled. Assange claimed asylum at the Ecuadorian
