Reuters: Amid a global uproar over WikiLeaks' release of sensitive US diplomatic cables, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton begins a trip to Central Asia and the Middle East on Monday, during which sh

Cutting across party lines, US lawmakers expressed their outrage at what they called 'illegal' publication of classified American documents by WikiLeaks, and asked the Obama Administration to use a

The whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks released thousands of sensitive U.S. diplomatic cables on Sunday that include candid views of foreign leaders and blunt assessments of nuclear and terrorist threa

Kabul: American officials believe a powerful brother of Afghan President Hamid Karzai and an ally in the Taliban heartland of Kandahar, is a corrupt drugs baron, leaked US documents showed Monday.

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Paris: The slow release of thousands of US diplomatic documents by WikiLeaks is a 'threat to democratic authority', French government spokesman Francois Baroin told Europe 1 radio on Monday.

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Saudi King Abdullah has repeatedly urged the United States to attack Iran's nuclear program and China directed cyberattacks on the United States, according to a vast cache of diplomatic cables release

New Delhi: A day after whistle blower WikiLeaks made public secret US diplomatic communications, Minister of State for External Affairs Preneet Kaur today said it is a 'very sensitive' issue and the

Islamabad: The WikiLeaks expose of US classified documents has caught the Pakistan government in an awkward position as the political parties termed it an 'eye-opener'.

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Washington: Thousands of US diplomatic cables leaked by whistleblower site WikiLeaks bares personal details of world leaders and what US diplomats think of them in private, a media report said Monday.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton described India as a 'self-appointed front-runner' for a permanent UNSC seat and directed US envoys to seek minute details about Indian diplomats stationed at the Un