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Apple tosses out WikiLeaks application Apple tosses out WikiLeaks application Wed Dec 22, 2010 11:10am EST * App removed because it violated guidelines * Apple latest U.S. company to do so LOS ANGELES Dec 22 (Reuters) - Apple Inc (AAPL.O) joined a growing number of U.S...

WikiLeaks's Assange to publish memoirs: report LONDON (Reuters) - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has sold his memoirs to two publishing houses and is expected to have a manuscript ready in March, Britain's Guardian newspaper reported on Tuesday. 'Wikileaks' enters the English language LOS...

Apple bans Wikileaks App Apple has removed an unofficial Wikileaks App from its app store stating it violated "developer guidelines" WikiLeaks...

WikiLeaks: Julian Assange says police feared he would be assassinated outside High Court The founder of WikiLeaks Julian Assange has claimed he is being bombarded with death threats from American soldiers...

WikiLeaks: possibility of Israeli-Palestinian co-operation over Gaza A cable released by WikiLeaks on Monday suggested close co-operation between Israel and forces loyal to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas when rival Hamas...

WikiLeaks: Sudan's president 'stashed $9 billion' WikiLeaks: Sudan's president 'stashed $9 billion' Omar al-Bashir, the Sudanese president, is suspected of siphoning off $9 billion from his country's oil boom and depositing much of it in British banks...

WikiLeaks cables: the Dalai Lama is right to put climate change first For Tibet, climate change is a far more urgent issue than independence – its very survival is at stake How Arab governments tried to silence WikiLeaks An appetite for state secrets led to bans on western newspapers and...

Assange enjoying the chill English country air WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange (R) walks with colleague Kristinn Hrafnsson outside Ellingham Hall, the home of their friend, journalist Vaughan Smith, in Norfolk, England...

Pro-WikiLeaks hackers may be hard for US to pursue Pro-WikiLeaks hackers may be hard for US to pursue By Andrew Longstreth NEW YORK, Dec 17 (Reuters Legal) - Legal hurdles could make it tough for U.S. prosecutors to go after pro-WikiLeaks hackers who waged cyber attacks last week on Visa...

U.S. code-cracking agency works as if compromised WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government's main code-making and code-cracking agency now works on the assumption that foes may have pierced even the most sensitive national security computer networks under its guard. "There's no such thing as...

WikiLeaks inspires sanitary pad ad WikiLeaks inspires sanitary pad ad Published Dec 17 2010 Pakistani advertisers in the feminine hygiene business have harnessed the political notoriety of WikiLeaks to tell women that while the US State Department might...

Julian Assange: Rape allegations are a smear Speaking after his release the Wikileaks founder discusses his extradition proceedings, his first night of freedom and alleged WikiLeaks source, Bradley Manning...

Japanese woman sues Google for displaying images of underwear A Japanese woman is suing Google for displaying images of underwear hanging on her washing line on its Street View function...

Japanese woman sues Google for displaying images of underwear A Japanese woman is suing Google for displaying images of underwear hanging on her washing line on its Street View function...

Mugabe wife sues over WikiLeaks diamond story HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's wife is demanding $15 million in a lawsuit against a private newspaper for publishing details from U.S. cables on WikiLeaks that said she was involved in illicit diamond trading. CORRECTED -...

Factbox: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Wed Dec 15, 2010 6:38pm EST (Reuters) - Here are some facts about Julian Assange, founder of the WikiLeaks website, who will learn on Thursday whether he will be freed on 200,000 pounds ($317,000) bail in connection with accusations...

WikiLeaks: Doubts over suitability of Thailand's playboy prince Aides to the elderly King of Thailand have doubts about the suitability of his successor, a playboy crown prince with several mistresses, leaked diplomatic cables show...

Wikileaks: Gordon Brown and David Miliband 'were terrorist targets at Beijing 2008 Olympics' Gordon Brown, the then UK Prime Minister, and Foreign Secretary David Miliband were potential targets of the East Turkestan militant groups during the 2008 Beijing...

John Pilger: WikiLeaks decision 'a glimpse of justice' Campaigning investigative journalist John Pilger, who has put up a £20,000 surety for Julian Assange, says his bail is a 'glimpse of justice'...