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(updated below – Update II – Update III)Icelandic MP fights US demand for her Twitter account details | Media
US wants Twitter details of Wikileaks activists
8 January 2011 Last updated at 13:09 ET Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is currently fighting extradition from the UK to Sweden'Dancing Boy' Scandal Taints Both Americans and Afghans | Investigations
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CIA launches task force to assess impact of U.S. cables' exposure by WikiLeaks
Newly Leaked Cable: Pope ‘Quietly Supportive’ OF GMOs
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WikiLeaks: Irish Pressure In Sex Abuse Probe 'Offended' Vatican
Boy, WikiLeaks is really racking up the enemies, huh? If Julian Assange is ever found dead, there's going to be a very long list of suspects. No wonder the Vatican condemned the WikiLeaks release:Assange
Exclusive: ‘The Fourth Estate is dead,’ former CIA analyst declares | Raw Story
By Friday, December 10, 2010 12:53 EDT ‘The Empire’ is ‘being threatened by a slingshot in the form of a computer’ Traditional lines of communication between the people and the press have fallen into such disrepair in America that a whole new approach is necessary to challenge the military-industrial-governmental complex, according to a former CIA analyst sympathetic to WikiLeaks.Don't shoot messenger for revealing uncomfortable truths
Elizabeth Cook's artist impression of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's appearance at Westminster Magistrates Court in London, where he was denied bail after appearing on an extradition warrant. Source: APWikiLeaks And War Mongers
In a January 2008 meeting, US and Spain trade officials strategized how to increase acceptance of genetically modified foods in Europe, including inflating food prices on the commodities market, according to a leaked US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks. During the meeting, Secretary of State for International Trade, Pedro Mejia, and Secretary General, Alfredo Bonet “noted that commodity price hikes might spur greater liberalization on biotech imports.”

