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US has never asked WikiLeaks rival to remove leaked cables, court told

Cryptome also published documents that are at centre of Julian Assange extradition case

Published: 24 Sep 2020

Assange appeal rejected by Sweden's supreme court

4-1 decision means arrest warrant against WikiLeaks founder over claims of rape and sexual assault will not be lifted, but dissenting justice gives legal team hope

Published: 11 May 2015

US embassy cables: the documents
US embassy cables: British universities' links with Uzbekistan

Cable sent by US ambassador to Tashkent in March 2006 revealing British universities' links with institutions in Uzbekistan

Published: 9 Oct 2013

Assange will not leave Ecuador embassy even if Sweden drops extradition bid

WikiLeaks founder fears moves are under way by the US to prosecute him on espionage charges over cable releases

Published: 18 Jun 2013

WikiLeaks cables paint chequered picture of Ecuador

US diplomatic cables paint an often unflattering portrait of the country in which Assange is attempting to claim asylum

Published: 19 Jun 2012

Greenslade
Hacking book: how 'serious' media consigned WikiLeaks cables to the shadows

Roy Greenslade

Roy Greenslade presents a challenging extract, by Justin Schlosberg, from the book The phone hacking scandal: journalism on trial

Published: 22 Mar 2012

Published: 22 Mar 2012

liberty central
The US national security smokescreen

Nancy Goldstein

Nancy Goldstein: The State Department response to the ACLU's FOIA requests for WikiLeaks' cables reveals the absurd abuses of state secrecy

Published: 8 Dec 2011

Published: 8 Dec 2011

Bradley Manning treatment in custody concerns MEPs

Open letter to US authorities raises human rights fears and urges access for UN special rapporteur on torture to whistleblower

• The open letter by the 54 MEPs

Published: 29 Nov 2011
Bradley Manning: MEPs' open letter to the US government

The letter signed by more than 50 European parliament members expressing concern over whistleblower's treatment in custody

Published: 29 Nov 2011
Bradley Manning hearing date set as court martial process finally begins

Manning, accused of leaking secrets to WikiLeaks, to go to pre-trial – known as Article 32 hearing – in Maryland next month

Published: 21 Nov 2011
Honduras: America's great foreign policy disgrace

Mark Weisbrot

Mark Weisbrot: First, the US backed a coup that deposed the elected president. Now, it's backing the return of death-squad government

Published: 18 Nov 2011

Published: 18 Nov 2011

WikiLeaks cables: Americans funded groups that stalled Burma dam project

Newly leaked document reveals support for opponents of proposed Myitsone dam, widely seen as a Chinese project

Published: 30 Sep 2011
US embassy cables: the documents
US embassy cables: how Rangoon office helped opponents of Myitsone dam

January 2010 cable signed by Larry Dinger, the then US charge d'affaires

Published: 30 Sep 2011
Guardian Comment Network
State Department's search for a WikiLeaks scapegoat

Peter Van Buren for TomDispatch, part of the Guardian Comment Network

Peter Van Buren for TomDispatch: Stuck between denial and vindictiveness, State is pursuing a hypocritical vendetta against one of its own over a blogpost link

Published: 27 Sep 2011

Published: 27 Sep 2011
Greenslade
Zimbabwe politician sues paper over WikiLeaks revelations

Press freedom watchdog condemns legal action against Harare newspaper

Published: 19 Sep 2011

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