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This Week in the Press: 29 March – 4 April, 2012
Cable analysis reveals the US’ struggle to maintain its influence around the globe, particularly in Russia, China, and Iran. In Africa, politicians criticize each other in private and an Ethiopian…
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This Week in the Press: 22 – 28 March, 2012
Independent journalist Abdulelah Haider Shaye is still incarcerated for his story on how a US drone strike in Yemen killed civilians, backed up by WikiLeaks cables. Stratfor emails contain extensive…
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This Week in the Press: 15 – 21 March, 2012
Stratfor emails discuss how Mossad infiltrated businesses and a global nonprofit organization. Ta Nea reports that the Greek Pasok party purposefully inflated the budget deficit in 2009. Cables from Mexico…
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This Week in the Press: 8 – 14 March, 2012
Stratfor emails reveal discussions on the Greek economic crisis, US funding of Greece and the Cypriot secret service, and the tension between Cyprus and Turkey over natural gas production in…
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Bradley Manning legal proceedings: fact sheet
Accused of leaking the files released as Cablegate, as well as the Afghan war Diaries, the Iraq War Logs and the Collateral Murder footage, Bradley Manning will face a trial…
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WikiLeaks and the law
Judge orders US to turn over WikiLeaks damage reports
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Whistle-blower issues
Whistleblower: The NSA is Lying–U.S. Government Has Copies of Most of Your Emails
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Whistle-blower issues
Afghan war whistleblower Daniel Davis: ‘I had to speak out – lives are at stake’
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Former UK ambassador to Uzbekistan supports whistleblowers
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Mosireen: A citizen media center in Cairo
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Understanding the Wikileaks Grand Jury:What we learnt from the Stratfor emails
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U.S. filmmaker repeatedly detained at border
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Police assault on Greek lensman sparks outrage
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Events
SKUP 2012 – WikiLeaks panel featuring Annie Machon, Smári McCarthy, and Kristinn Hrafnsson
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Whistle-blower issues
Once Again, The Obama Administration Vindictively Charges A Whistleblower As Being A Spy
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