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WikiLeaks founder escapes sex charges
The Sydney Morning Herald - Sydney NSW - Australia, Aug 26, 2010 / WIKILEAKS founder Julian Assange no longer faces sex abuse charges in Sweden after a prosecutor decided to investigate only one of two complaints against him, and not as a sexual offence.
WikiLeaks founder escapes sex charges
f2 Network, Aug 26, 2010 / WIKILEAKS founder Julian Assange no longer faces sex abuse charges in Sweden after a prosecutor decided to investigate only one of two complaints against him, and not as a sexual offence.
The boring truth about those Julian Assange smears
ABC News - Australia, Aug 26, 2010 / According to prosecutors in Sweden, authorities in Stockholm will pursue a vague "molestation" charge against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
Swedish charges caused 'enormous' damage: WikiLeaks founder
FOCUS Information Services - Bulgaria, Aug 26, 2010 / Swedish prosecutors' handling of rape and molestation allegations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has caused him and his whistleblower website "enormous" damage, he said in comments published Thursday, AFP reported.
Swedish charges caused 'enormous' damage: ...
The Sydney Morning Herald - Sydney NSW - Australia, Aug 26, 2010 / Swedish prosecutors' handling of rape and molestation allegations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has caused him and his whistleblower website "enormous" damage, he said in comments published Thursday.
Wikileaks: USA Exports Terrorism
Radio Cadena Agramonte (English), Aug 26, 2010 / A CIA memo published Wednesday on the Wikileaks website addresses what would happen if it became internationally known that the United States exports terrorism.
Secret CIA terrorism analysis published
The Advocate Newspaper, Aug 26, 2010 / WikiLeaks has released a CIA memo analysing the risks of terrorists operating from the United States.
Secret CIA terrorism analysis published
Examiner, Aug 26, 2010 / WikiLeaks has released a CIA memo analysing the risks of terrorists operating from the United States.
Secret CIA terrorism analysis published
Border Mail, Aug 26, 2010 / WikiLeaks has released a CIA memo analysing the risks of terrorists operating from the United States.
Newsweek: Is WikiLeaks too full of itself?
Gadsden County Times - Quincy FL, Aug 26, 2010 / Have the activists behind WikiLeaks—and in particular the Web site's founder, Julian Assange—become intoxicated by their own myth?
Wikileak's editor: don't know why accused
United Press International (UPI), Aug 26, 2010 / Julian Assange, the editor of a government whistle-blower web site, said Thursday Swedish authorities haven't given him details of why he was charged.
WikiLeaks builds a legal shield in Sweden
DNA (Daily News & Analysis), Aug 26, 2010 / Two young Swedes hammer away at computers in a space that is part garage, part college dorm, littered with cables, Coke cans and an empty bottle of ketchup.
WikiLeaks builds a legal shield in Sweden
Vietnam Tribune, Aug 26, 2010 / Two young Swedes hammer away at computers in a space that is part garage, part college dorm, littered with cables, Coke cans and an empty bottle of ketchup.
WikiLeaks founder to cooperate with police on molestation allegations
Vietnam Tribune, Aug 26, 2010 / WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said Thursday he will cooperate with Swedish police but stressed he remains at a loss about the allegations in question.
- WikiLeaks releases CIA memo on terror recruits
Taipei Times, Aug 26, 2010 / The WikiLeaks Web site released a secret CIA memo on Wednesday warning of fallout if the US came to be seen as an "exporter of terrorism," given al-Qaeda's interest in US recruits.
WikiLeaks builds a legal shield in Sweden
International Business Times (Australia), Aug 26, 2010 / The choice of Sweden gives WikiLeaks a better shot at fulfilling the 39-year old Australian's self-proclaimed mission to make the world more transparent.
Is WikiLeaks Too Full of Itself?
Newsweek, Aug 26, 2010 / Have the activists behind WikiLeaks—and in particular the Web site's founder, Julian Assange—become intoxicated by their own myth?
CIA paper cites Jewish acts of terrorism
Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA), Aug 26, 2010 / A recent CIA paper cited Jewish acts of terrorism in the West Bank in its analysis of whether the United States is an exporter of terrorism.
WikiLeaks founder to cooperate with police on molestation allegations
New York Post - New York NY, Aug 26, 2010 / WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said Thursday he will cooperate with Swedish police but stressed he remains at a loss about the allegations in question.
?> WikiLeaks builds a legal shield in Sweden
Mail & Guardian - Johannesburg - South Africa, Aug 26, 2010 / Two young Swedes hammer away at computers in a space that is part garage, part college dorm, littered with cables, Coke cans and an empty bottle of ketchup.
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Somali MPs killed in suicide bomb attack on Mogadishu hotel
Telegraph - London - UK
Telegraph - London - UK, Aug 24, 2010/ The attack comes amid two days of fighting that have killed at least 40 civilians and wounded more than 130 in the capital according to Ali Muse, the head of Mogadishu's ambulance service.
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Plane crashes in Nepal; foreigners among 14 dead
The Seattle Times - Seattle WA
The Seattle Times - Seattle WA, Aug 24, 2010/ A small passenger plane heading to the Mount Everest region crashed in heavy rain Tuesday outside Nepal's capital, killing all 14 people aboard, including four Americans, a Briton and a Japanese national, officials said.
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Cairn Energy narrows loss, sees Greenland promise
MarketWatch
MarketWatch, Aug 24, 2010/ Scottish-headquartered oil exploration group Cairn Energy reported Tuesday that it sharply reduced net losses for the first half of the year, saying its first well in Greenland is showing signs of promise.
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World stock markets fall as economy worries linger
The Palm Beach Post - Palm Beach FL
The Palm Beach Post - Palm Beach FL, Aug 24, 2010/ World stock markets retreated Tuesday as the strong yen knocked Japanese shares and investors anticipated more bad news from U.S. economic reports this week.
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Two British hostages survive bus siege carnage as eight are shot dead by rogue cop
The Daily Mirror - London - UK
The Daily Mirror - London - UK, Aug 24, 2010/ Two Britons were rescued from a horrifying bus siege in which eight hostages died yesterday after a sacked policeman made a crazed attempt to get his job back.
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