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Assange locked in war of words
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has again become a lightning rod for accusation and counter-accusation as Swedish prosecutors dropped three sex assault claims against him but intend to pursue a rape claim.
Assange set to be cleared
Julian Assange is expected to be cleared of three sexual assault claims next week after spending so long in hiding in Britain that the allegations have expired.
Concern over TPP Pharmac threat
New Zealanders' access to safe and affordable medicines could be limited under a massive trade deal being secretly negotiated, opposition parties say.
Concern over leaked TPP premature
Alarm at the provisions of a leaked draft of the investment chapter of the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement is premature to say the least, says Stephen Jacobi.
Assange backs life-size statue of himself
The WikiLeaks founder has publicised a funding drive for a life-size bronze public statue of himself.
Two US spy bases in NZ?
'You are being watched,' said renegade former intelligence analyst Edward Snowden, as he went on to claim the NSA has two facilities in NZ - one of them in Auckland.
Leak reveals ongoing TPP tussles
Another leak of documents from inside the secret US-Pacific trade negotiations indicates continued conflict between the 12 Trans-Pacific Partnership nations.
Director hits back at Assange, calls him a liar
Director Alex Gibney has finally fired back at Australian whistleblower Julian Assange's criticism of his documentary We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks.
Biggest flop of the year
Benedict Cumberbatch's new Julian Assange biopic The Fifth Estate has had the worst major film debut of the year.
Malcolm Jorgensen: Verdict's message for Assange and world
Assange's statement on the Manning verdict asserted that the leaking of documents created no victim other than "the US government's wounded pride", writes Malcolm Jorgensen.
Worm turns on Big Brother
Snowden is charged with violating the Espionage Act, the draconian l917 law devised to indict foreign spies but repeatedly used by the Obama Administration to target whistleblowers.
Secrets and lies
The timing could hardly have been better. Three days before the United States theatrical release of Alex Gibney's new film We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks, Edward Snowden fled to Hong Kong.
Manning 'did not want to help enemy'
The defence for Bradley Manning sought to score early points at his trial yesterday.
'Solitary whistleblower' claim challenged
A United States soldier was acting as an agent of WikiLeaks as he "systematically harvested" hundreds of thousands of classified files, prosecutors said yesterday.
$6m to keep tabs on Assange
The cost of policing the Ecuadorean Embassy in Knightsbridge while WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange takes refuge inside has now risen to £3.3 million ($6.2 million), Scotland Yard has disclosed.
Assange misunderstood, claims legal eagle
Lawyer says there's more to WikiLeaks founder than meets the eye, writes Andrew Stone
Assange praises accused whistleblower
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange emerged for a rare public address yesterday, praising jailed US soldier Bradley Manning in an address delivered from the balcony of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London.