In pictures: Undiplomatic view of world leaders
Wikileaks documents offer unflattering pen portraits of world leaders
View ArticleProfile: Julian Assange
A profile of Julian Assange, founder of the whistle-blowing website Wikileaks
View ArticleWikileaks: Decoding the cables
How to make sense of the diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks
View ArticleWhere the leaked cables came from
The US defence department network accessible to millions
View ArticleUS embassy cables: The background
Facts and figures about the secret diplomatic messages
View ArticleVIDEO: Wikileaks' lawyer defends release
A lawyer for Wikileaks has defended the decision to release thousands of secret US documents. The decision has been criticised for jeopardising international relations.
View ArticleVIDEO: Wikileaks: 'War logs immensely important'
The founder of whistleblowing website Wikileaks, Julian Assange, tells the BBC why the organisation published thousands of leaked US documents about the Iraq war.
View ArticleAUDIO: Guardian editor defends publishing files
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger: "It is not the job of the media to worry about the embarrassment of world leaders"
View ArticleAUDIO: Wikileaks 'won't make any difference'
Former ambassador Christopher Meyer: Wikileaks contain "more embarrassment than damage"
View ArticleAUDIO: US diplomats are 'not spies'
Clinton does not ask diplomats "to be spies" - US Assistant Secretary of State PJ Crowley
View ArticleVIDEO: Wikileaks: Baltic plan revealed
US cables revealing plans to defend Baltic nations against Russia have been published in the Guardian newspaper, following their publication on Wikileaks.
View ArticleVIDEO: Assange to apply for bail hearing
Lawyers acting for the Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange, are likely to make an application for bail.
View ArticleIntelligence experts weigh the impact of Afghan Wikileaks revelations
Questions over intelligence-sharing and secrecy
View ArticleKey issues in Wikileak Iraq documents release
Issues raised by release of US documents on Iraq
View ArticleUS allies unruffled by cable leak
BBC correspondents examine how US allies are reacting
View ArticleCommentators divided on release
Round-up of media reaction to Wikileaks latest revelations
View ArticleNew York Times chief on Wikileaks
New York Times chief Bill Keller explains how journalists handled the massive release of secret diplomatic cables by website Wikileaks.
View ArticleIran dismisses Wikileaks release
Iran's President Ahmadinejad dismisses as propaganda leaked US cables of Arab nations urging Washington to destroy Iran's nuclear facilities.
View ArticleLeaked cables 'attack on world'
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton denounces the leak of classified diplomatic cables as an "attack on the international community".
View ArticlePakistan dismisses Wikileaks fear
Pakistan rejects fears expressed in US diplomatic cables, revealed by Wikileaks, that its nuclear material could fall into the hands of terrorists.
View ArticleLeaks blame killings on Rajapaksa
A US envoy believed Sri Lanka's president bore responsibility for an alleged 2009 massacre of Tamils, suggests a classified report obtained by Wikileaks.
View ArticleSalmond rejects new Megrahi claim
The Scottish government was neither threatened nor offered "treats" to free the Lockerbie bomber from jail, First Minister Alex Salmond says.
View ArticleUK 'feared Megrahi prison death'
Britain feared Libya would take harsh action against UK interests if the Lockerbie bomber died in prison, latest Wikileaks cables allege.
View ArticleSaudis 'seek anti-Hezbollah force'
Saudi Arabia proposed an Arab-led military force to destroy Hezbollah, a leaked US diplomatic cable suggests.
View ArticleAustralia blames US for Wikileaks
Australia's foreign minister says the US is to blame for the release of diplomatic cables on Wikileaks, not its Australian founder, Julian Assange.
View ArticleHacktivists abandon Amazon attack
Pro-Wikileaks activists switch their target back to PayPal after deserting plans to try to bring down the website of online retailer Amazon.
View ArticleUS 'wary of China role in Africa'
The US is monitoring China's expanding role in Africa, and sees it as "aggressive," the latest US diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks reveal.
View ArticleMI5 'offered NI murder files'
An offer by MI5 to disclose files relating to the murder of the Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane could be significant, an SDLP MLA has said.
View ArticleSudan president 'stole fortune'
The ICC's chief prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo accuses Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir of stealing as much as $9bn of his country's funds.
View ArticleMajor US bank cuts off Wikileaks
Bank of America stops handling payments for whistle-blowing website Wikileaks, joining several other major financial institutions.
View ArticleAssange 'fears US death penalty'
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange fears he could face the death penalty in the US if he was extradited to Sweden, defence documents say.
View ArticleGuantanamo 'locked up innocents'
Files obtained by the website Wikileaks reveal the US believed many held at Guantanamo Bay were innocent or only low-level operatives.
View ArticleAt a glance: Wikileaks cables
At a glance guide to some of the key issues contained in the release by Wikileaks of thousands of secret US diplomatic cables.
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