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‘ISI, Pak army knew of Osama hideout’

Certain officials in the ISI and Pakistani military, including a retired General, knew the arrangements for Osama bin Laden and his Abbottabad-safe house, claims a leaked email of Stratfor, the U. »

Stratfor's ‘web of informers' laid bare

The intelligence outfit kept tabs for Dow Chemicals on environmental activists who pursued action on the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy. »

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Stratfor accused of spying for Dow on Bhopal activists

The intelligence outfit kept tabs for Dow Chemicals on environmental activists who pursued action on the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy. »

Few people at the North Block headquarters of India's domestic intelligence service, the Intelligence Bureau, cared: dealing with these national problems, strange as it might sound, isn't their job. The combo file picture shows former IB Director Ajit Doval (top) and former chief of RAW A.S. Dhulat.

New intelligence technology feeding surge in political espionage

Large part of Intelligence Bureau remains deployed on political tasks, not national security duties »

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is seen with his ankle security tag at the house where he is required to stay in, near Bungay, England. File photo

Unredacted WikiLeaks cables: No choice but to publish, says Assange

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has told a Berlin audience by video call that he had had no choice last week but to publish a quarter of a million U.S. diplomatic cables with the source names inc... »

Stratfor Files

‘ISI, Pak army knew of Osama hideout’ The Stratfor files Stratfor's ‘web of informers' laid bare Stratfor accused of spying for Dow on Bhopal activists Dow paid U.S. firms to spy on Bhopal activists: WikiLeaks emails

U.S. Embassy Leaks

‘WikiLeaks will not affect India-U.S. ties’ U.N. looking into WikiLeaks suspect’s treatment U.K. police trained Bangladesh 'death squad' WikiLeaks hints at Israeli-Palestinian cooperation Taliban bid to fix heroin prices Headley had “hatred” towards India: WikiLeaks Struggle to foil nuclear black market Bulgarian nuclear project 'dogged by safety concerns' Egypt ‘turned down’ black-market nukes Fears over Yemen’s radioactive stocks

Iraq War: Leaks

Behind the biggest leak in intelligence history A website fuels Internet democracy debate Iraqi deaths higher than U.S. count: WikiLeaks war logs WikiLeaks' Iraq war papers detail civilian killings, torture Secret reports shed new light on Iraq war More Iraq lies exposed Iraq war logs present violence in grisly detail

Afghan War: Leaks

Afghan war exposed Leak of files exposes truth of Afghan war ‘Polish intelligence had warned of attack on Indian embassy in Kabul’ Playing the changing game Taliban aided by Pakistan, documents suggest Plugging the WikiLeak - What can the U.S. government do? The West's distorted view of Afghanistan MIT grads implicated in WikiLeaks probe Media Matters: New partnerships Behind the biggest leak in intelligence history

U.S. Embassy Leaks: Reactions

WikiLeaks subpoenas spill out into public realm Apple removes Wikileaks app Secret channel between U.S. embassy and Delhi Police ‘highly improper' Fake WikiLeaks: Pakistan editor sacked WikiLeaks release ‘deplorable’: Obama We were hoaxed: Pakistani papers Putin: Assange arrest undemocratic “We think 10 times before approaching ISI” U.S. targets Assange, says media not responsible Afghan Minister disputes U.S. diplomatic cable

Iraq War: Reactions

Case for war crimes: Julian Assange Pentagon asks WikiLeaks to return all classified documents Plugging the WikiLeak - What can the U.S. government do? Mixed support for U.S. war funding Pentagon asks media not to publish WikiLeak documents on Iraq U.N. asks U.S. to probe rights abuse after WikiLeak’s exposure Iraq war allegations extraordinarily serious: Britain WikiLeaks' Iraq logs put Maliki in a tight spot Iran rejects as 'diabolical' WikiLeaks disclosures

Afghan War: Reactions

Thousands of more classified documents missing: Gates U.S. willing to discuss Afghan files, says WikiLeaks founder Pentagon asks WikiLeaks to return all classified documents Sponsorship of terror must cease forthwith: India FBI to help probe Wikileaks source Taliban does not possess Stinger missiles: U.S. Informant says WikiLeaks suspect had civilian help British Foreign Minister brushes off WikiLeaks Afghan allegations Convince India on terrorism, U.S. tells Pakistan White House condemns release of Afghan war documents

Julian Assange - arrest and after

Assange says he fears for his life if extradited to U.S. WikiLeaks founder back in court over extradition Julian Assange in £1 million book deal U.S. preparing to indict me on espionage charges, says Assange From a magistrates' court to manor house in Suffolk for Assange? Assange urges supporters to protect WikiLeaks Julian Assange to remain in jail despite bail U.S. preparing spying charges, say Assange's lawyers Julian Assange put in segregation unit WikiLeaks founder is jailed, secrets still flow

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