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Tag Archives: Reception of WikiLeaks

14Apr/17

CIA chief calls WikiLeaks a ‘hostile intelligence service’

April 14, 2017PoliticsAustralia, Central Intelligence Agency, Company: WikiLeaks, Cryptography, Donald Trump, Espionage, Government, Hillary Clinton, Julian Assange, Mike Pompeo, National security, Open government, Politics, Pompeo, Reception of WikiLeaks, Russia, Secrecy, Sweden, United States, United States intelligence agencies, Vault 7, Washington, Washington D.C., WikiLeakssmbale

CIA Director Mike Pompeo on Thursday called WikiLeaks a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like Russia.
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08Mar/17

Frankfurt U.S. consulate houses CIA cyber hacking centre, says WikiLeaks

March 8, 2017PoliticsCentral Intelligence Agency, Company: WikiLeaks, Country: United States, Espionage, Frankfurt, Germany, Government, Information sensitivity, Jonathan Liu, Kissinger cables, National security, News leaks, Open government, Politics, Reception of WikiLeaks, Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections, Samsung, Secrecy, United States, Vault 7, Whistleblowing, WikiLeakssmbale

According to documents released by WikiLeaks, the U.S. consulate in Frankfurt is a CIA “hacking centre” for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

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05Feb/16

WikiLeaks' Julian Assange

Assange claims ‘significant victory’ after U.N. ruling

February 5, 2016WorldAssange v Swedish Prosecution Authority, Asylum, Aung San Suu Kyi, Country: Sweden, Country: United States, Ecuador, Embassy of Ecuador London, Government, Indictment and arrest of Julian Assange, Julian Assange, London, Myanmar, Politics, Reactions to the United States diplomatic cables leak, Reception of WikiLeaks, Saddam Hussein, Secrecy, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States, Vladimir Putin, Washington, WikiLeaks, Working Group on Arbitrary Detentionsmbale

WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange speaks to reporters after a U.N. panel rules he had been arbitrarily detained and should be awarded compensation.

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03Jul/15

WikiLeaks' Julian Assange

France rejects asylum request by Wikileaks founder Assange

July 3, 2015WorldCryptography, Ecuador, France, François Hollande, Government, Indictment and arrest of Julian Assange, Julian Assange, National security, Paris, Politics, Reception of WikiLeaks, Secrecy, Security, Sweden, The World Tomorrow, United States, WikiLeakssmbale

France rejects an asylum request made by the founder of transparency website WikiLeaks, Julian Assange.

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25Jun/15

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Wikileaks Assange urges France to take legal action against the U.S.

June 25, 2015PoliticsAngela Merkel, Aurelia Dard, bank bnp paribas, Barack Obama, Cypherpunks, Espionage, France, François Hollande, Germany, Government, Industrial espionage, Jacques Chirac, Julian Assange, London, Mass surveillance, National security, National Security Agency, News leaks, Nicolas Sarkozy, Paris, Philippe, Pierre-Etienne, Politics, president, Reception of WikiLeaks, Security, TELEVISION FRANCAISE 1 S.A., the national security agency, United Kingdom, United States, Washington, WikiLeakssmbale

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says time has come for France to take legal action against the United States while French people say they are not worried by new revelations on spying practices.

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13Mar/15

Swedish prosecutors questioning Assange in London a “victory” – lawyer

March 13, 2015WorldAssange v Swedish Prosecution Authority, Cypherpunks, Ecuador, Ecuador's embassy in London, Embassy of Ecuador London, European Arrest Warrant, Government, Indictment and arrest of Julian Assange, International relations, Julian Assange, Law, Law/Crime, London, Marianne Ny, Per Samuelson, Politics, prosecutor, Reactions to the United States diplomatic cables leak, Reception of WikiLeaks, Stockholm, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States, WikiLeakssmbale

The lawyer of Julian Assange says the news that Swedish prosecutors want to question WikiLeaks founder in London over allegations of sexual assault is a “victory”.

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