Stella Moris on her secret family with Julian Assange: ‘He’s unlike anyone I have ever met’
The partner of the WikiLeaks founder tells her story
Assange denied bail by London court over ‘substantial risk’ he might abscond
WikiLeaks founder asked to be freed after court decision not to extradite him to US
The Irish Times view on Julian Assange: a dangerous prosecution
The US claims the leaks broke the law and endangered lives, but they exposed serious abuses by the military in Iraq and Afghanistan
Julian Assange: Liberals feted him, then hated him
Wikileaks founder, whose extradition case is due in court on Monday, has alienated his early supporters
Call for prosecution of EU over migrant deaths in Mediterranean
EU accused of role in crimes against humanity in legal submission to ICC
Assange arrest opens new chapter in his struggle with US
WikiLeaks founder faces legal battle that will reignite debate on boundaries of journalism
Assange has to leave embassy ‘eventually’ – Ecuadorian president
Wikileaks founder has been living in London embassy since 2012
Bannon asked to testify on Russia to House intelligence committee
Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski also asked to appear
Kushner lawyer failed to hand over ‘Russian overture’ papers – committee
Investigators want to know if Kushner knew in 2016 that Russia was hacking Democratic emails
Spain warns EU: Russia is interfering in Catalonia
Madrid also claims that Julian Assange is ‘manipulating the democratic process’
Julian Assange offers fired ‘sexist’ Google engineer a job
James Damore dismissed after he wrote memo that firm was hostile to conservatism
The Question: Are we dumb to trust our smart gadgets?
The CIA can spy on us through our phones, TVs and cars. The internet of things will only make us more vulnerable
Hysteria around CIA hacking of private technology unfounded
Yes, you should be worried about the Vault 7 leaks, but not for the reasons you think
Wikileaks, the CIA and your devices: what the documents reveal
CIA has an arsenal of malware it can use to break into widely used electronic gadgets
Obama defends role of media in final press conference
Outgoing US president calls on journalists to ‘push those in power to be their best selves’
Donald Trump: Only ‘fools’ would dismiss better ties with Russia
Trump has repeatedly questioned intelligence agencies assessment on Kremlin interference
Chelsea Manning attempts suicide for second time in prison
US army solder tried to take her on life in October at the start of a stay in solitary confinement
Donald Trump finds an unlikely ally in Wikileaks
US Republicans now embracing the document-spilling group they once denounced
Chelsea Manning ends hunger strike after winning surgery fight
Army says imprisoned soldier will be allowed to receive gender transition surgery
US transfers two Guantànamo inmates to Serbia
Transfer of Yemeni and Tajik nationals cuts number of detainees at Cuba facility to 76
Julian Assange: 24-hour police watch at Ecuador embassy ends
British police watched building hosting WikiLeaks founder since 2012 - at £12m cost
The WikiLeaks Files review: the truth will set you free – or put you to sleep
A collection of analytical essays on WikiLeaks’ US diplomatic bombshells is a damp squib, with little that is new or revealing, writes Ed O’Loughlin
France summons US envoy over ‘Wikileaks’ spying revelations
Leaked files suggest French president and two predecessors observed by secretly NSA
WikiLeaks: NSA spied on at least three French presidents
National Security Agency spied on Chirac, Sarkozy and Hollande, says WikiLeaks
Australian gagging order issued over political bribery allegations
‘The Australian government is not just gagging the Australian press, it is blindfolding the Australian public,’ says Assange
Silicon star: unlocking secrets, if not its own value
Palantir is under pressure to go public, but would such a move interfere with its lofty ideals?
British ambassador summoned over alleged spy posts in Berlin
Documents leaked by Snowden suggest covert listening station being operated near Bundestag
Hacks meet hackers in ‘The Fifth Estate’ - with messy results
Hollywood’s new take on Wikileaks stresses the risk of publishing over not publishing
Plugging the leaks: the war on disclosure
The soldier Bradley Manning, convicted of espionage and theft for leaking classified information, personifies the increasing scale of Barack Obama’s clampdown on leakers
US ‘extremely disappointed’ over Russia granting asylum to Snowden
Decision threatens relations, casts doubt on autumn summit between the countries
Snowden claims US campaign of ‘historically disproportionate aggression’ against him
At Moscow airport press conference, whistleblower says he has no regrets about leaks
Russian offical says Venezuela the ‘best solution’ for Snowden
Kremlin still has no intention of turning Snowden over to US or impeding his travel
Snowden withdraws Russian asylum request
Putin warned security contractor he must stop harming US interests if remaining in country
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