Pak hit in the face by WikiLeaks expose
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'.
Pakistani foreign office spo
Revelations: WikiLeaks spills world leaders' personal details
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.
India 'self-appointed front-runner for UNSC seat'; diplomats spied upon
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
Wikileaks' release includes 3,038 cables from New Delhi
Washington, Nov. 28: Of the quarter million top secret US documents released by the whistleblower website Wikileaks, as many as 3,038 classified cables are from the US Embassy in New Delhi.
The docum
WikiLeaks says latest leak covers 'every major issue'
Amman, Nov. 28: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said on Sunday the imminent release of classified US documents by the whistle-blower website will cover "every major issue" in the world. He was speaki
US sought info of Indian envoys, nuke deal
Washington, Nov. 28: The US sought minute details of personal information about foreign diplomats, including from India, stationed at the UN headquarters and also issued directions to collect informat
US sought info on Indian envoys, nuke deal
Washington, Nov. 28: The US sought minute details of personal information about foreign diplomats, including from India, stationed at the UN headquarters and also issued directions to collect informat
Sarkozy thin-skinned, Gaddari depends on 'blonde nurse'
Washington, Nov. 28: Diplomats are by definition known for the niceties of their public statements, but leaked documents out Sunday show that US officials can be merciless in their assessments behind
Wikileaks: US sends Clinton to Central Asia for damage control
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
Shutdown Wikileaks, demand US lawmakers
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