WikiLeaks, Round Three (Updated 29, 30 Nov, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Dec)
General / Overview
WikiLeaks Documents: Selected Dispatches - New York Times
U.S. Embassy Cables: Browse the Database - The Guardian
What Do the Diplomatic Cables Really Tell Us? - Der Spiegel
Cables Shine Light Into Secret Diplomatic Channels - New York Times
A Superpower's View of the World - Der Spiegel
Leaked Cables Reveal True U.S. Worldview - Der Spiegel
U.S. Embassy Cables Leak Sparks Global Diplomacy Crisis - The Guardian
Vast Leak Discloses Diplomatic Secrets - Wall Street Journal
Thousands of Classified U.S. Documents Leaked on the Internet - VOA
Leaked Cables Expose U.S. Diplomacy - Washington Post
Cables Reveal Rough Workings of Diplomacy - Christian Science Monitor
Directives Blur Lines Between Diplomacy and Spying - New York Times
Leaked U.S. Cables Reveal Underside of Diplomacy - San Francisco Chronicle
WikiLeaks Releases State Reports - Washington Times
WikiLeaks Sparks Worldwide Diplomatic Crisis - Daily Telegraph
World Politics Rocked as Diplomatic Exchanges are 'WikiLeaked' - The Scotsman
WikiLeaks Reports May Endanger U.S. Ties - United Press International
Documents Obtained by WikiLeaks Posted Despite Site Problem - CNN News
Explosive Release of 250,000 'Secrets' - New York Daily News
WikiLeaks Releases Some 250000 U.S. Documents - Radio Free Europe
U.S. Diplomatic Secrets Revealed - Politico
WikiLeaks Report Blows Cover on U.S. International Relations - Haaretz
WikiLeaks Diplomatic Cables Offer Inside Look at U.S. Policies - Boston Globe
U.S. in Diplomatic Tailspin as Dirty Linen Spills Globally - Toronto Star
WikiLeaks Documents Send Shock Waves Around the Globe - Globe and Mail
U.S. Fighting Increasingly Chaotic Global Relations - FOX News
Cables Reveal Personal Details on World Leaders - Washington Post
After WikiLeaks, No-Shows Trouble Argentina Summit - Associated Press
'Chipped' Detainees, Iran Mega-Missiles And More - Wired
Wikileaks Documents Reveal Sensitive U.S. Cables - Reuters
Leaked Cable Lists Sensitive Sites - New York Times
List of Facilities 'Vital to U.S. Security' Released - BBC News
WikiLeaks Lists Sites U.S. Says Vital to Interests - Reuters
WikiLeaks Releases List of Global Sites 'Vital' to U.S. - Agence France-Presse
U.S. Denounces Release of List of Crucial Overseas Facilities - Los Angeles Times
World Leaders, Officials Watch WikiLeaks with Curiosity, Concern - VOA
Foreign Governments say Revelations Undercut U.S. Relations - Washington Post
The World Reacts to Massive Diplomatic Leak - Der Spiegel
'There Will Be Lots of Drama' - Der Spiegel
To Publish Leaks Or Not to Publish? - Wall Street Journal
Role of Free Press Weighed in Leaks' Wake - USA Today
U.S. Cuts Access to Files as Interpol Seeks Assange - Associated Press
Media in China, Arab ME Suppressing WikiLeaks Coverage - Washington Post
United States
Justice Department Studies WikiLeaks Prosecution - New York Times
State Dept. Daily Is Window on a Jittery Planet - New York Times
U.S. Attorney General Says WikiLeaks Puts Americans at Risk - Voice of America
Senators Unveil anti-WikiLeaks Bill - The Hill
U.S. Seeks to Downplay Fallout of WikiLeaks Revelations - The National
Cables Depict Range of Obama Diplomacy - New York Times
'Obstructionists' Hinder WikiLeaks Probe - Washington Times
Disclosures Leading to Diplomatic Cracks for U.S. - Los Angeles Times
Diplomats Feel Fallout After WikiLeaks Release - Voice of America
Leaked Cables Stir Resentment and Shrugs - New York Times
Gates: Warnings of WikiLeaks Fallout Overblown - Washington Post
Gates on Leaks, Wiki and Otherwise - New York Times
Clinton Says U.S. Diplomacy Will Survive 'Attack' - New York Times
Clinton: Leaks Won't Damage U.S. Foreign Relations - Associated Press
Clinton Condemns WikiLeaks Releases of 'Alleged' U.S. Diplomatic Cables - VOA
Clinton Says Leaks Will Not Impede U.S. Diplomacy - Voice of America
Clinton: WikiLeaks Won't Hurt U.S. Diplomacy - USA Today
Hillary Clinton Attacks Release of U.S. Embassy Cables - The Guardian
Clinton: Diplomatic Cables Release 'Attack on World' - BBC News
White House: Clinton Didn't Order Diplomats to Spy - Associated Press
U.S. Says Foreign Ties Can Withstand Leaks - Washington Post
Cables Show U.S. Government Trying to Make World Safer - Washington Times
On the Trail of Weapons Smugglers - Der Spiegel
A Difficult U.S. Fight to Choke Off Terror Finance - Der Spiegel
Cables Reveal U.S. Military Role in Muslim World - McClatchy Newspapers
U.S. Considered Military Action on Pirated Arms Ship - Associated Press
Cables Reveal How U.S. Manipulated Climate Accord - The Guardian
Problems of Sharing Secret Information Within U.S. Government - VOA
U.S. Initiates Post-WikiLeaks Security Crackdown - Reuters
U.S. Investigates WikiLeaks Release of Classified Documents - VOA
U.S. Tries to Contain Damage from Leaked Documents - Associated Press
U.S. Regrets Leaks, Says Will Tighten Security - Reuters
One U.S. Military Network Cut Off From Cables - Reuters
Damage Control as State Department Reins in Access - The Australian
White House Censures WikiLeaks Over Documents - Washington Times
Clinton Blasts Leaks as 'an Attack' - USA Today
White House Condemns Wikileaks Disclosures - BBC News
White House Condemns WikiLeaks' Document Release - Associated Press
Clinton: WikiLeaks' Release Attacks International Community - AFPS
House Republicans Condemn WikiLeaks Disclosure - Associated Press
Congressman Wants WikiLeaks Listed as Terrorist Org - CNET News
Data-sharing Tools Exploited in Leaks - Washington Times
Pentagon Details Security Changes Prompted by Leak - Associated Press
Officials Condemn Leaks, Detail Prevention Efforts - AFPS
U.S. Rethinks Access to Data - Wall Street Journal
Brace for the Post-WikiLeaks Information Big Chill - Associated Press
U.S. Makes Last-Ditch Push to Prevent WikiLeaks Release - Wall Street Journal
WikiLeaks Gets Warning from State Department - Washington Post
Did WikiLeaks' Assange Commit a Crime? - Christian Science Monitor
Analysis: Hard Case for U.S. Against WikiLeaks's Assange - Reuters
WikiLeaks: One Analyst, So Many Documents - The Atlantic
Government Workers Ordered Not to Read Cables - New York Times
WikiLeaks Off-limits to Federal Workers without Clearance - Washington Post
Agencies Warn Unauthorized Employees Not to Look at WikiLeaks - CNN News
White House Warns Government Workers on Calling Up WikiLeaks - Bloomberg
U.S. Blocks Access to WikiLeaks for Federal Workers - The Guardian
WikiLeaks Highlights Diplomatic Writing Tradition - Associated Press
United Kingdom
Britain 'Over-reacted' in Wake of Mumbai Attacks - The Guardian
Britain Pledged to Protect U.S. in Iraq Inquiry - Voice of America
Fresh Wikileaks Claims 'Include Criticism of U.K.' - BBC News
U.S. Spurned McKinnon Plea from Brown - The Guardian
Cameron Faces 'Embarrassing' Leaked Memo - Agence France-Presse
Wikileaks Revelations Hit the 'Special Relationship' - Politics U.K.
Mervyn King had Doubts over Cameron and Osborne - The Guardian
George Osborne 'Lightweight and Inexperienced' - The Guardian
Leaked Cables Show U.S., U.K. Quarrel on Spy Flights - Associated Press
WikiLeaks: Libya Threatened U.K. Over Jailed Bomber - Reuters
Wikileaks: U.K. 'Feared Megrahi Prison Death' - BBC News
Afghan Contempt for British Military - The Guardian
In WikiLeaks, Incident Raises Questions About Britain's Royals - New York Times
Hillary Clinton Rejects Wikileaks Criticism of U.K. - BBC News
Wikileaks Cables 'Will Not Damage U.K.-Afghan Relations' - BBC News
Australia
Australia's Contact with U.S. Set to be Leaked Online - Courier Mail
No Aussie Safe Haven for WikiLeaks Founder - Sydney Morning Herald
Australian PM: WikiLeaks Actions 'Illegal' - Associated Press
Australia: Assange Could Face Legal Action - The Australian
Australian Police Investigate WikiLeaks Founder - Associated Press
Australian Leader Backs Off WikiLeaks Comment - Associated Press
Australia Blames U.S. for Wikileaks - BBC News
Australia Blames U.S. Over WikiLeaks, Founder Held In U.K. - Reuters
Canada
Diplomats Noted Canadian Mistrust Toward U.S. - New York Times
U.S. Diplomat Complains About Canadian TV - Associated Press
Middle East
Iran
Around the World, Distress Over Iran - New York Times
A Coordinated Effort to Get Information about Tehran - Der Spiegel
WikiLeaks Silver Lining: Unanimity on Iran - Washington Post
Fear of 'Different World' if Iran Gets Nuclear Weapons - The Guardian
Iran has Advanced Missiles, Distrusted by U.S. Allies - Washington Post
Leaked Cables Shine Light on Iran Nuclear Threat - CBS News
U.S. Referred to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as 'Hitler' - Daily Telegraph
U.S. Embassy Cables: Saudi King's Advice for Barack Obama - The Guardian
Arab States Scorn 'Evil' Iran - The Guardian
Arab Leaders Pushed U.S. to Attack Iran - Los Angeles Times
'Saudis on Iran: Cut Off the Head of the Snake' - Jerusalem Post
Saudi King 'Urged U.S. to Attack Iran' - Sydney Morning Herald
Cables Show Arab Leaders Fear a Nuclear Iran - Der Spiegel
Arab Paranoia Over Iran Bomb Revealed - Financial Times
Cables Highlight Arab Contempt for Iran - Los Angeles Times
Documents Reveal Arab States' Anxiety Over Iran - CNN News
Iran: "Cut off the Head of the Snake" Saudis Told U.S. - Reuters
U.S. Asked China to Stop Missile Parts Shipment to Iran - Washington Post
China Stood Aside on Iran - Wall Street Journal
Iran Fortifies Its Arsenal With the Aid of North Korea - New York Times
U.S. Believes Iran Has Advanced Missiles - Washington Post
Iran Obtained Missiles from North Korea - Agence France-Presse
Experts Question North Korea-Iran Missile Link - Washington Post
Israel Primed to Attack a Nuclear Iran - The Guardian
Netanyahu Says Cables Show Arabs Share Israeli Concerns - Washington Post
Israel Says Arabs Agree on Iran Threat - Associated Press
Arabs Seen as Alarmed by Iran in Leaked U.S. Cables - Associated Press
Egyptian Leader's Acrimony with Iran - Los Angeles Times
Armenia Sent Iran Arms Used to Kill U.S. Troops - Washington Times
Iranian Spies 'Used Red Crescent to Enter War Zones' - The Guardian
U.S. Memos: Iran Armed Hezbollah Through Ambulances - Associated Press
Cable Shows Concern About Iranian Influence in Iraq - Washington Post
In Iraq, a Very Busy Iran - Wall Street Journal
WikiLeaks Disclosures Tell of Iran's Hand in the Politics of Iraq - Washington Times
U.S. Scrambled to Understand Protests in Iran - Los Angeles Times
Fears, Doubts Over Iran's Ties in South America - Associated Press
U.S. Blocked Iran Candidate Election on U.N Climate Body - Reuters
Concern About Iranian Influence, Terrorist Activity in Paraguay - Washington Times
Iran Calls Leaked Documents a U.S. Plot - New York Times
Ahmadinejad: U.S. Orchestrated WikiLeaks Release - Washington Times
WikiLeaks Claims 'Psychological Warfare' says Ahmadinejad - The Guardian
Cables Validate Iran's Skepticism of Obama's Sincerity - Christian Science Monitor
Experts Question North Korea-Iran Missile Link - Washington Post
Can Clinton Turn Outrage into Unity on Iran? - Christian Science Monitor
Saudi Arabia / Gulf States
Cables Suggest Mideast Resists Cutting Terrorists' Cash - New York Times
Wikileaks: Saudis 'Chief Funders of al-Qaeda' - Daily Telegraph
Clinton: Saudi Arabia is 'Cashpoint for Terrorists' - The Guardian
Saudi Arabia Rated a Bigger Threat to Iraqi Stability than Iran - The Guardian
Leaked U.S. Documents Highlight Terror Fund Woes - Associated Press
U.S. Embassy Cables: Saudi King's Advice for Barack Obama - The Guardian
Arab States Scorn 'Evil' Iran - The Guardian
Arab Leaders Pushed U.S. to Attack Iran - Los Angeles Times
'Saudis on Iran: Cut Off the Head of the Snake' - Jerusalem Post
Saudi King 'Urged U.S. to Attack Iran' - Sydney Morning Herald
Cables Show Arab Leaders Fear a Nuclear Iran - Der Spiegel
Arab Paranoia Over Iran Bomb Revealed - Financial Times
Documents Reveal Arab States' Anxiety Over Iran - CNN News
Iran: "Cut off the Head of the Snake" Saudis Told U.S. - Reuters
Israel, Gulf States Conducted Secret Diplomacy - Washington Times
Saudi King Urged Gitmo Chip Implants to Track Them - ABC News
Clinton Says Leaks Don't Strain Gulf State Ties - New York Times
Arabs Seen as Alarmed by Iran in Leaked U.S. Cables - Associated Press
Memos: U.S. Pressing for Saudi Help in Pakistan - Associated Press
Saudis Proposed Lebanon Offensive - The Guardian
Wikileaks: Saudis Urge Force to Destroy Hezbollah - BBC News
Al-Jazeera 'Used as Qatari Bargaining Chip' - The Guardian
Saudi Manila Envoy Suspected of Aiding Terror - Washington Times
WikiLeaks: Sex, Drugs, Rock 'n' Roll for Saudi Youth - Washington Times
'People Will No Longer Speak to American Diplomats Frankly' - Der Spiegel
Yemen
Yemen Offered U.S. 'Open Door' to Attack al-Qaida - The Guardian
Yemen Sets Terms of a War on Al Qaeda - New York Times
A U.S. Hand in Yemen's Civil War - Der Spiegel
Cables Show Obstacles with Yemeni Leader - Washington Post
U.S. Role in Yemen Covered Up by its President - CNN News
Papers Could be Used by Al Qaeda, Analysts Warn - Toronto Star
Yemen Cable Gives al-Qaida New 'Recruiting' Tool - MSNBC News
Yemen Covered up U.S. Drone Strikes - Daily Telegraph
Yemeni President Covers Up U.S. Strikes - Agence France-Presse
Yemeni President 'Bizarre and Petulant', Cables Claim - The Guardian
Yemen Cable Gives al-Qaida New 'Recruiting' Tool - MSNBC News
In Yemen, a WikiLeaks Whiskey Controversy - Time
Iraq
Cables: Meddling Neighbors Undercut Iraq's Political Stability - New York Times
WikiLeaks Disclosures Tell of Iran's Hand in the Politics of Iraq - Washington Times
U.S. Diplomats Bewildered and Bamboozled in Baghdad - Der Spiegel
Leaked Cables Might Push Iraq Closer to Iran - Washington Post
Cable Shows Concern About Iranian Influence in Iraq - Washington Post
In Iraq, a Very Busy Iran - Wall Street Journal
Saudi Arabia Rated a Bigger Threat to Iraqi Stability than Iran - The Guardian
Diplomats Were Misled by Saddam's 'Cordial' Manner - Der Spiegel
Cable Reveals Details About Hussein's 'Hastily Run' Execution - CNN News
Iraqi FM Calls WikiLeaks 'Unhelpful' - Associated Press
Israel
Israel, Gulf States Conducted Secret Diplomacy - Washington Times
Netanyahu Says Cables Show Arabs Share Israeli Concerns - Washington Post
Israel Says Arabs Agree on Iran Threat - Associated Press
Wikileaks Vindicate, Don't Damage, Israel - Jerusalem Post
Ayalon: 'No Document Can Damage our Friendship with the U.S.' - Jerusalem Post
WikiLeaks: Good for Israel - Arutz Sheva
Syria
Syria, Hezbollah: U.S. Strains to Stop Arms Flow - New York Times
Lebanon
Lebanon Told Allies of Hezbollah's Secret Network - The Guardian
Syria, Hezbollah: U.S. Strains to Stop Arms Flow - New York Times
Saudis Proposed Lebanon Offensive - The Guardian
Wikileaks: Saudis Urge Force to Destroy Hezbollah - BBC News
South Asia
Afghanistan
Cables Depict Heavy Afghan Graft, Starting at the Top - New York Times
Leaked Afghan Cables Show U.S. Frustration with Leader - Washington Post
Dispatches Lay Bare Rocky U.S. Relationship with Karzai - Der Spiegel
WikiLeaks: Bribery, Graft Rampant in Afghanistan - Associated Press
WikiLeaks: U.S. Frets Over Afghan Graft, Karzai - Reuters
Cables Portray Hamid Karzai as Corrupt and Erratic - The Guardian
Cables Offer Shifting Portrait of Karzai - New York Times
Afghan Contempt for British Military - The Guardian
Hillary Clinton Rejects Wikileaks Criticism of U.K. - BBC News
Karzai's Brother Lobbied for Role in Canada's Major Aid Project - Globe and Mail
Foreign Contractors Hired Afghan 'Dancing Boys' - The Guardian
Afghanistan Reacts Mildly to Scathing Criticisms - Los Angeles Times
Pakistan, Afghanistan Leaders Reject Credibility of WikiLeaks Documents - VOA
Afghans and Pakistanis Attack Cables - New York Times
Afghan Minister Disputes U.S. Diplomatic Cable - Associated Press
Wikileaks Cables 'Will Not Damage U.K.-Afghan Relations' - BBC News
Karzai's Response to Cables Relieves U.S. - New York Times
Gates Says Karzai Took High Road on WikiLeaks - Associated Press
Taliban Prepare to Punish WikiLeaks Afghan Informers - Daily Telegraph
Pakistan
Cables: U.S. Officials Struggle for Leverage in Pakistan - Washington Post
Outlook Glum for 'Porous' Pakistan Border - Washington Times
Nuclear Fuel Memos Expose Wary Dance With Pakistan - New York Times
Unstable Pakistan Has U.S. on Edge - Der Spiegel
Cables Show U.S. Focus on Military, Nuclear Material - Washington Post
U.S. and U.K. Fear over Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons - The Guardian
U.S. Worried Over Pakistani Nuke Material - Associated Press
U.S. Officials Try to Smooth Relations with Pakistan - Washington Post
Leaks Expose U.S. and U.K. Fears over Pakistan Nuclear Arms - BBC News
Cables Reveal Doubts about Pakistani Nuclear Security - Los Angeles Times
U.S. Opposed Release of Nuclear Dealer - New York Times
Mystery Deepens over Pakistan Scientist Aafia Siddiqui - The Guardian
Cables Show Delicate Diplomatic Balance with Pakistan - Washington Post
Pakistan Opposition 'Tipped Off' Mumbai Terror Group - The Guardian
Memos: U.S. Pressing for Saudi Help in Pakistan - Associated Press
Wikileaks: Mumbai Accused 'Directs Terror from Jail' - BBC News
Clinton: Pakistani Militants Ran Group from Jail - Washington Times
Pakistan Dismisses Fears over Safety of its Nuclear Weapons - VOA
Pakistan Defends Nuclear Stance - Reuters
Pakistan Condemns Disclosure of U.S. Diplomatic Communications - VOA
Pakistan Criticizes Release of Secret U.S. Cables - Associated Press
Pakistan, Afghanistan Leaders Reject Credibility of WikiLeaks Documents - VOA
Afghans and Pakistanis Attack Cables - New York Times
Pakistan Military Says Its Supports Government - Associated Press
Wikileaks: Pakistan Hoaxed by Bogus Anti-India Cables - BBC News
Pakistan Papers Sorry after Running WikiLeaks Hoax - Associated Press
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka's Rajapaksa Blamed for Killings - BBC News
Asia Pacific
North Korea
Cables Depict a World Guessing About North Korea - New York Times
The U.S. Eyes the World of Kim Jong Il - Der Spiegel
China 'Ready to Abandon North Korea' - The Guardian
China 'Frustrated' by North Korea - BBC News
How China Lost Patience with North Korea - The Guardian
Release 'Shows China Thinking on Korea' - BBC News
Beijing Support for Korea Reunification Not So Clear - Los Angeles Times
Diplomatic Memo Leaks Complicate Picture in N. Korea - Associated Press
Iran Fortifies Its Arsenal With the Aid of North Korea - New York Times
U.S. Believes Iran Has Advanced Missiles - Washington Post
Iran Obtained Missiles from North Korea - Agence France-Presse
Experts Question North Korea-Iran Missile Link - Washington Post
China
An American Portrait of China's Next Leader - Der Spiegel
'True Democracy' Within China's Politburo? - Der Spiegel
Cables Discuss Vast Hacking by a China That Fears the Web - New York Times
Cables Suggest Chinese Support for Cyber Espionage - Der Spiegel
Cables Blame Chinese Government for Google Hacking - The Guardian
China 'Ready to Abandon North Korea' - The Guardian
China 'Frustrated' by North Korea - BBC News
How China Lost Patience with North Korea - The Guardian
Release 'Shows China Thinking on Korea' - BBC News
Beijing Support for Korea Reunification Not So Clear - Los Angeles Times
Diplomatic Memo Leaks Complicate Picture in N. Korea - Associated Press
U.S. Asked China to Stop Missile Parts Shipment to Iran - Washington Post
China Stood Aside on Iran - Wall Street Journal
Clinton's Question: How Can We Stand Up to Beijing? - The Guardian
China Resisted U.S. Pressure on Rights of Nobel Winner - New York Times
On Burma, U.S. and China Worked Closely - New York Times
U.S. Diplomat: China Displays 'No Morals' in Africa - Voice of America
Cables Reveal Resentment at Chinese Influence in Africa - Der Spiegel
U.S. 'Wary of China Role in Africa' - BBC News
WikiLeaks Website Blocked Behind Chinese Firewall - Associated Press
China Says It Hopes Leaks Do Not Hurt U.S. Ties - Associated Press
Philippines
Saudi Manila Envoy Suspected of Aiding Terror - Washington Times
Burma
Cables Suggest Burma Building Secret Nuclear Sites - The Guardian
On Burma, U.S. and China Worked Closely - New York Times
Europe
General
NATO Balanced Baltic and Russian Anxieties - New York Times
Cables Reveal Secret NATO Plans to Defend Baltics from Russia - The Guardian
WikiLeaks Files Reveal Location of U.S. Tactical Nukes in Europe - VOA
Cables: Europe Wary of U.S. Bank Monitors - New York Times
For Europe, WikiLeaks Offers Cyberdrama - Christian Science Monitor
Russia
Leaked Memo Offers Insight to Russian Security Agencies - Washington Post
Below Surface, U.S. Has Dim View of Putin and Russia - New York Times
Document Portrays Moscow as Haven of Corruption - Washington Post
Cables Condemn Russia as 'Mafia State' - The Guardian
Russia Branded 'Mafia State' in Cables - BBC News
Russian Mafia an International Concern for U.S. Diplomats - Der Spiegel
Putin Defends Russia Against WikiLeaks Corruption Allegations - VOA
The U.S. Is Betting on Putin - Der Spiegel
NATO Balanced Baltic and Russian Anxieties - New York Times
Cables Reveal Secret NATO Plans to Defend Baltics from Russia - The Guardian
NATO Developed Secret Contingency Plans for Baltic States - Der Spiegel
Russia Objects to NATO Plan to Defend Baltics - Associated Press
Berlusconi 'Profited from Secret Deals' with Putin - The Guardian
Washington Concerned about Berlusconi-Putin Axis - Der Spiegel
'Russian Democracy Has Disappeared' - Foreign Policy
In Russia, Fear of Damage to Future U.S. Relations - Christian Science Monitor
Russia Waged Covert War on Georgia Starting in '04 - Washington Times
Cables: Poland Wants Missile Shield to Protect Against Russia - The Guardian
Details of Russian Caucasus Wedding Disputed, Laughed Off - Washington Post
Georgia
Embracing Georgia, U.S. Misread Signs of Rifts - New York Times
U.S. Diplomatic Efforts to Avert Russian-Georgian Conflict - Der Spiegel
Russia Waged Covert War on Georgia Starting in '04 - Washington Times
Ukraine
U.S. Forced to Change Course in Relations with Ukraine - Der Spiegel
Balkans
Cable Exposes U.S.-U.K. Rift over Croatian Accession to E.U. - The Guardian
Kosovo Sliding Towards Partition, Washington Told - The Guardian
Serbia Suspects Russian Help for Fugitive Ratko MladiÃâ¡ - The Guardian
Germany
A 'Teflon' Chancellor and 'Wildcard' Foreign Minister - Der Spiegel
Officials Pressed Germans on Kidnapping by CIA - New York Times
Mole in Germany's FDP Party Comes Forward - Der Spiegel
Internal Source Kept U.S. Informed of Merkel Coalition Negotiations - Der Spiegel
German Hesitancy May Have Worsened Saharan Hostage Drama - Der Spiegel
U.S. Envoy: 'I Am Not Going to Apologize' - Der Spiegel
German-U.S. Relations Will Survive WikiLeaks, But the Trust is Gone - Time
Berlin Goes into Damage-Control Mode on Unflattering Cables - Der Spiegel
German Party Urges U.S. to Recall Envoy over Wikileaks - BBC News
U.S. Ambassador Seeks to Limit Fallout from Cables - Der Spiegel
Italy
Washington Concerned about Berlusconi-Putin Axis - Der Spiegel
Berlusconi 'Profited from Secret Deals' with Putin - The Guardian
Caustic U.S. Views of Berlusconi Churn Italy's Politics - New York Times
Silvio Berlusconi's Health Hit by Party Lifestyle - The Guardian
Poland
Cables: Poland Wants Missile Shield to Protect Against Russia - The Guardian
France
Cables Praise French Friend With a 'Mercurial' Side - New York Times
Austria
U.S. Diplomats Gripe over Vienna's Limited World View - Der Spiegel
The Rocky U.S. Relationship with Little Austria - Der Spiegel
Sweden
WikiLeaks Reveal Swedes Gave Intel on Russia, Iran - Washington Times
Turkey
Cables Reveal U.S. Doubts About Turkey's Government - Der Spiegel
America's Dark View of Turkish Premier Erdogan - Der Spiegel
Turkey's Foreign Minister Welcomes WikiLeaks Challenge - Voice of America
Turkey Checks Leaked U.S. Cables Against Own Records - Bloomberg
Is Turkey Still an Ally? - Washington Post
Armenia
Armenia Sent Iran Arms Used to Kill U.S. Troops - Washington Times
Central Asia
Kazakhstan
In Central Asia, Clinton Defends Openness - New York Times
WikiLeaks Disclosures Complicate Clinton's Tour - Washington Post
Americas
General
Mexico Prez: Latam Needs Visible U.S. Presence - Associated Press
Fears, Doubts Over Iran's Ties in South America - Associated Press
Latin Americans Revel in Leaks - Wall Street Journal
Ecuador and Venezuela Compete to Praise Assange - Christian Science Monitor
Mexico
U.S. Aided Mexican Drug War, With Frustration - New York Times
Mexican Marines Emerge as Key Allies in Drug War - Washington Post
WikiLeaks on Latin America: A Cache on Mexico - Los Angeles Times
U.S. Concern over Mexico's Ability to Fight Drug Cartels - Washington Post
WikiLeaks Cables Reveal Unease Over Mexican Drug War - Los Angeles Times
U.S. Concern Over Mexico - Houston Chronicle
Cables Show U.S. Concern on Mexico - Wall Street Journal
Wikileaks Cables: U.S. Mexico Drugs War Fears Revealed - BBC News
U.S. Cables: Mexico Drug War Lacks Clear Strategy - Associated Press
Ex-Mexican Official Criticizes U.S.-backed Drug War - Dallas Morning News
Mexico Fears Losing Areas to Drug Cartels - Reuters
18 Months to Turn Drug War Around - Foreign Policy
U.S. Cables on Mexico: Unprepared for a Drug War? - Los Angeles Times
Cables: Mexican Commander Suggested Martial Law - Los Angeles Times
Mexico Prez: Latam Needs Visible U.S. Presence - Associated Press
U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Speaks Out - Los Angeles Times
Cuba
Leaked Documents Discuss Cuban Spies, U.S. Concerns - Associated Press
Wikileaks Reveal U.S. Concerns on Cuba-Venezuela Ties - BBC News
U.S. Cable: Cuba to be Insolvent Within 2-3 Years - Associated Press
Venezuela
U.S. Views Chavez In "Axis Of Mischief" - Reuters
Ortega has Received 'Suitcases of Cash' from Venezuela - Los Angeles Times
Argentina
Leaked Embassy Cable: Argentina Awash in Drug Money - Associated Press
Clinton Asks Personal Questions About Kirchners - Los Angeles Times
Clinton Worried About Argentine Leader - Reuters
Brazil
Brazil Denied Existence of Islamist Militants - The Guardian
Honduras
WikiLeaks on Latin America: Honduras Coup 'Illegal' - Los Angeles Times
El Salvador
WikiLeaks: Salvadoran Prez Threatened by Own Party - Associated Press
Nicaragua
Ortega has Received 'Suitcases of Cash' from Venezuela - Los Angeles Times
Paraguay
Concern About Iranian Influence, Terrorist Activity in Paraguay - Washington Times
Africa
General
U.S. Diplomat: China Displays 'No Morals' in Africa - Voice of America
Cables Reveal Resentment at Chinese Influence in Africa - Der Spiegel
U.S. 'Wary of China Role in Africa' - BBC News
Egypt
Egyptian Leader's Acrimony with Iran - Los Angeles Times
Wikileaks Memo Reveals Egypt's Nile Fears Over Sudan - BBC News
Zimbabwe
U.S. Praise and Criticism for Mugabe's Rivals - Los Angeles Times
Nigeria
Shell's Grip on Nigerian State Revealed - The Guardian
Cesspool of Corruption and Crime in the Niger Delta - Der Spiegel
Nigeria: Pfizer 'Used Dirty Tricks to Avoid Clinical Trial Payout' - The Guardian
Pfizer Hired Investigators to Pressure Nigeria to Drop Lawsuit - Washington Post
Nigeria: Pfizer Sought Dirt on Nigerian Official - Associated Press
Kenya
WikiLeaks Reveals Unflattering View of Kenya - Christian Science Monitor
Corruption 'Could Push Kenya Back into Violence' - The Guardian
Wikileaks: U.S. 'Aware of' Kenya-Southern Sudan Arms Deal - BBC News
Somalia
Pirates' Catch Exposed Route of Arms in Sudan Conflict - New York Times
Eritrea
Diplomatic Cables Show Eritrean Poverty and Patriotism - The Guardian
Libya
Libya Delayed Nuclear Fuel Disposal Deal - New York Times
Memos Reveal U.S.-Libya Standoff Over Uranium - Associated Press
WikiLeaks: Libya Threatened U.K. Over Jailed Bomber - Reuters
Wikileaks: U.K. 'Feared Megrahi Prison Death' - BBC News
Sierra Leone
U.S. Embassy: Sierra Leone Leader Shielded Aide - Associated Press
Algeria
Close Collaboration with U.S. Against Al Qaeda - Los Angeles Times
United Nations
U.S. Diplomats Spied on U.N. Leadership - The Guardian
U.S. Diplomats Told to Spy on Other Countries at United Nations - Der Spiegel
How U.S. Diplomats Were Told to Spy on U.N. and Ban Ki-Moon - Der Spiegel
U.N. Seeks Answers from Washington - The Guardian
Vatican
Cables Show Vatican Tensions and Diplomacy with U.S. - New York Times
Guantanamo Bay Detainees
U.S. Haggled to Find Takers for Detainees - New York Times
Documents Show Struggle to Relocate Guantanamo Detainees - Washington Post
Haggling with Allies over New Homes for Detainees - Der Spiegel
Saudi King Urged Gitmo Chip Implants to Track Them - ABC News
Cable: U.S. Ambassador Praised Ex-Gitmo Inmate - Associated Press
Nongovernmental Organizations
Human Rights Groups Fearful over WikiLeaks Releases - Washington Post
Blackwater
Blackwater Subsidiary Flouted German Arms Export Laws - Der Spiegel
Ahoy Washington, Need Advice: Blackwater Plans Pirate Hunt - New York Times
WikiLeaks
Next Target
WikiLeaks Founder Warns About More Dispatches - New York Times
WikiLeaks Ready to Release Giant 'Insurance' File if Shut Down - FOX News
Next WikiLeaks Leak: Bank of America? - Washington Post
Assange Plans to Turn His Attention to U.S. Banks - Daily Telegraph
Bank of America May Be Next WikiLeaks Target; Stock Falls - Reuters
Assange Wants To Spill Your Corporate Secrets - Forbes
WikiLeaks' Next Target: Wall Street - Slate
Assange: Next Leak will Expose Major Financial Institution - New York Daily News
WikiLeaks Chief Said In 2009 Group Had Bank of America Data - Reuters
Offshoots
Former WikiLeaks Activists to Launch New Whistleblowing Site - Der Spiegel
Ex-WikiLeaks Employees Launching Rival Site - San Francisco Chronicle
Julian Assange
London Court Denies WikiLeaks Founder Bail - Voice of America
British Court Denies Bail to Assange - New York Times
WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Arrested - Los Angeles Times
Assange's Arrest in Britain Complicates Efforts to Extradite - Washington Post
U.S. May Seek Extradition of WikiLeaks Founder Assange - Los Angeles Times
Assange Arrested in London - BBC News
Britain Arrests WikiLeaks Founder on Sex Charges - New York Times
Julian Assange Arrested in Sex Case - Los Angeles Times
U.K.: WikiLeaks Founder Arrested - Associated Press
Julian Assange to be Questioned by British Police - The Guardian
WikiLeaks Founder Assange in Talks with British Officials - Washington Post
Assange Becomes the U.S.'s Public Enemy No. 1 - Der Spiegel
New Arrest Warrant Received for Founder of Wikileaks - BBC News
Assange's Legal, Financial Options Narrowing - Washington Post
New Hurdles for WikiLeaks and Its Founder - New York Times
Nations, Firms Try to Push WikiLeaks Offline - Wall Street Journal
Julian Assange's Swiss Bank Account Closed - The Guardian
Swiss Bank Freezes Julian Assange's Account - BBC News
Extraordinary Collaboration Between WikiLeaks, Media - Associated Press
Respected Media Outlets Collaborate with WikiLeaks - Associated Press
WikiLeaks Founder Assange: What Does He Want? - Christian Science Monitor
Assange: The Scarlet Pimpernel of Cyberspace - Daily Telegraph
Assange is in Hiding, Avoiding Interpol Warrant - Washington Post
Julian Assange Lies Low After Unleashing Tempest - Daily Telegraph
WikiLeaks' Assange In U.K., Police Know Where - Reuters
U.S. Weighs Prosecution of WikiLeaks Founder - New York Times
Assange Could Face Prosecution and Years in Jail - Sydney Morning Herald
WikiLeaks Founder Could be Charged by Feds - Washington Post
Julian Assange Could Face 'Grave Consequences' - Daily Telegraph
Interpol Called for Arrest of WikiLeaks Founder - New York Times
Interpol Issues 'Red Notice' for Wikileaks' Assange - BBC News
Rape Charges Land Assange on Interpol List - Associated Press
Swedish Court Confirms Arrest Warrant for WikiLeaks Founder - New York Times
Swedish High Court Refuses Wikileaks Founder Appeal - Reuters
Swedish Court Upholds Assange Detention Order - Associated Press
Britain Requests Details of Julian Assange Case - Washington Post
The Noose Tightens Around WikiLeaks' Assange - Associated Press
Lawyer For WikiLeaks's Assange Denies Warrant Valid - Reuters
Assange to Fight Swedish Allegations - BBC News
"Don't Hunt Down My Son, " Says Mother Of WikiLeaks Founder - Reuters
Ecuador Offers Assange Residency - BBC News
Ecuador President Says No Offer to WikiLeaks Chief - Associated Press
Ecuador Backs Off Offer to WikiLeaks' Assange - Reuters
U.S. Army Private, Missing Australian at Center of WikiLeaks Controversy - VOA
Operations
Fraction of 1 Percent of WikiLeaks Cables Released - CNN News
Analysts: WikiLeaks Following New Strategy in Document Release - VOA
WikiLeaks Supporters Step Up Cyber Attacks - Voice of America
Thousands Download Hacker Software in WikiLeaks Cyber-War - VOA
Web Attackers Point to Cause in WikiLeaks - New York Times
Amazon, PayPal Fend Off Hacker Attacks over WikiLeaks - Washington Post
Teen Arrested in Cyber-attacks; Others Pursued - Washington Times
Protests, Cyber-skirmishes Rage over WikiLeak - Associated Press
WikiLeaks Backers Threaten More Cyber Attacks - Reuters
Despite Arrest, Assange Extradition Faces Hurdles - Associated Press
Europeans Criticize Fierce U.S. Response to Leaks - New York Times
WikiLeaks Supporters Step Up Cyber Attacks - Voice of America
Thousands Download Hacker Software in WikiLeaks Cyber-War - VOA
Hackers Avenge WikiLeaks Leader with 'Operation Payback' - Voice of America
WikiLeaks Avoids Shutdown, Supporters on the Offensive - Washington Post
Cyberattacks Are Retaliation for Pressure on WikiLeaks - New York Times
Hackers Strike at MasterCard to Support WikiLeaks - Associated Press
WikiLeaks Sympathisers Attack Websites - Reuters
MasterCard, Others Hit by DDoS Attacks over WikiLeaks - Computer World
Swedish Government Website Attacked Over WikiLeaks Link - Wall Street Journal
WikiLeaks Supporters Step Up Cyber War - Agence France-Presse
'Anonymous' Sets Sights on WikiLeaks Opponents - Agence France-Presse
'Anonymous' Launches DDoS Attacks Against WikiLeaks Foes - PC Magazine
Operation Payback Cripples MasterCard Site in Revenge - The Guardian
Mastercard.com Taken Down by Pro-WikiLeaks Forces - Wired
WikiLeaks Backlash Humbles MasterCard Website - USA Today
Hackers Hit Mastercard and Visa over Wikileaks Row - BBC News
PayPal Cut WikiLeaks Account Because of U.S. Position - Agence France-Presse
State Department Asked PayPal to Cut WikiLeaks - Christian Science Monitor
Cyberattack Targets Swedish Prosecutors - Financial Times
Hackers Give Web Companies a Test of Free Speech - New York Times
The 'Anonymous' Hackers Behind WikiLeaks Defence - Daily Telegraph
WikiLeaks: Who are the Hackers Behind Operation Payback? - The Guardian
Hundreds of WikiLeaks Mirror Sites Appear - New York Times
PayPal Joins Internet Backlash Against WikiLeaks - The Guardian
WikiLeaks Loses PayPal Revenue Service - CNN News
Paypal: WikiLeaks Loses Major Source of Revenue - Associated Press
Swiss Supporters: WikiLeaks Server Goes Down - Associated Press
WikiLeaks Site's Swiss Host Dismisses Pressure to Take it Offline - The Guardian
Amazon Cites Terms of Use in Expulsion of WikiLeaks - New York Times
Amazon.com Stops Hosting WikiLeaks on its Servers - Washington Post
WikiLeaks and Amazon: A Free Speech Issue? - Christian Science Monitor
WikiLeaks Struggles to Stay Online After Attacks - New York Times
U.S. Domain Name Service Boots WikiLeaks - Washington Post
WikiLeaks Dropped by Domain Name Provider - Associated Press
Wikileaks 'Hacked Ahead of Secret U.S. Document Release' - BBC News
WikiLeaks Says it is Under Cyber Attack - CNN News
Experts Suspect 'Patriotic' Hacker Behind WikiLeaks Attacks - Washington Post
WikiLeaks Not So Public About Itself - United Press International
WikiLeaks Hasn't Fulfilled Financial-aid Pledge to Manning - Washington Post
An Interview With WikiLeaks' Julian Assange - Forbes
Background
Wikileaks Cables: Key Issues - BBC News
A Selection From the Cache of Dispatches - New York Times
U.S. Embassy Cables: Browse the Database - The Guardian
Breaking Down the WikiLeaks Release - Globe and Mail
WikiLeaks Spurned New York Times, but Guardian Leaked - Washington Post
How WikiLeaks Documents Were Obtained, Edited - Denver Post
The Who, What and Why of WikiLeaks - MSNBC News
Factbox: WikiLeaks Cables Offer Inside Peek At Global Crises - Reuters
WikiLeaks: Espionage? Journalism? Something Else? - Associated Press
With Better Sharing of Data Comes Danger - Washington Post
21st-Century Secrets Harder to Keep - Reuters
Siprnet: Where America Stores its Secret Cables - The Guardian
Updates on the Reaction to U.S. Diplomatic Cables Release - New York Times
A Compilation of Reactions to the WikiLeaks Cables - Associated Press
Editorials and Opinion
What to do about WikiLeaks - Los Angeles Times editorial
The Decision to Publish Diplomatic Documents - New York Times editorial
Publishing the Cables - The Guardian editorial
Restoring Trust in Leaky Government is Essential - The Herald editorial
Intelligence Cost of WikiDump - Washington Times editorial
WikiLeaks and the Diplomats - New York Times editorial
The Right Response to Wikileaks - Washington Post editorial
WikiLeaking the Obvious - Washington Times editorial
Disclosures Interesting, but Not Crucial - Los Angeles Times editorial
Security Breach Disturbing, Why Did U.S. Make it Easy? - Boston Globe editorial
Can Free Speech Be Protected? - Der Spiegel opinion
What Has WikiLeaks Started? - New York Times opinion series
WikiLeaks: Reckless Disclosure - The Guardian opinion
The Big American Leak - New York Times opinion
The Secret Lives of Nations - New York Times opinion
WikiScalps Needed - New York Post editorial
Follow the Money - New York Times editorial
Assange Should Hide - Washington Post opinion
Overreacting to Assange - Washington Post opinion
With Us, or With WikiLeaks - Washington Post opinion
WikiLeaks Upside - Washington Times opinion
The Hunt for Julian Assange - New York Times opinion
The Fragile Community - New York Times opinion
A WikiLeaks Wakeup Call - Los Angeles Times opinion
Prosecute WikiLeaks - Washington Post opinion
Assassinate Assange - Washington Times opinion
Assange the Anti-American - National Review opinion
Why Wikileaks Is Bad for Progressive Foreign Policy - The New Republic opinion
Sunny Days for Gitmo - Washington Times opinion
Take our Prisoner, Please - Washington Times opinion
American Diplomacy Revealed, as Good - New York Times opinion
Clinton's State Department Spooks - Washington Times opinion
Has WikiLeaks Finally Gone Too Far? - Foreign Policy opinion
Prosecuting WikiLeaks - Washington Post opinion
Is There a Right to Know? - National Review opinion
Keeping Secrets, Even From Wikileaks - The New Republic opinion
A Banquet of Secrets - Los Angeles Times opinion
WikiLeaks, Hillary Clinton, and the Smoking Gun - Slate opinion
Should Hillary Clinton Resign? - Politics Daily opinion
WikiLeaks Doesn't Tell All - Los Angeles Times opinion
The Damage Done and What to Do - New York Post opinion
One Solution to WikiLeaks: Classify Less - Washington Post opinion
Media Job Not to Protect Power from Embarrassment - The Guardian opinion
The Confused Morality of WikiLeaks - National Review opinion
Amidst WikiLeaks Documents, Novel Diplomacy - Washington Post opinion
Saudis Are Neocons, Other First Wikileaks Impressions - The Atlantic opinion
Wikileaks and Arab Politics - Foreign Policy opinion
WikiLeaks and the Arab Public Sphere - Foreign Policy opinion
Bumpy Ride Ahead for U.S. Diplomats - BBC News opinion
Documents: Obama as Weak on International Front - Washington Times opinion
Obama Administration Weak in the Face of WikiLeaks - Washington Post opinion
Press Sides with Julian Assange and WikiLeaks - Weekly Standard opinion
Julian Assange's Narrative Shouldn't be the Media's - Weekly Standard opinion
Julian Assange: Neocon Tool? - New York Times opinion
WikiLeaks Interested in Damaging U.S. Foreign Policy - Foreign Policy opinion
Journalism That Knows No Shame - Weekly Standard opinion
Never Complain, Never Explain - Weekly Standard opinion
Here's the Real Disgrace - New York Post opinion
Innocents May Die as Allies of U.S. Get Cold Feet - New York Daily News opinion
Is Turkey Still an Ally? - Washington Post opinion
A WikiLeaks Disconnect - Los Angeles Times opinion
Tough Times for a Superpower - Washington Post opinion
Wikileaks Strikes a Blow Against Honest Speech - Washington Post opinion
Industrial Scale Leaks, Whose Interests are Served? - The Guardian opinion
Dangerous Liaisons - New York Times opinion
Who's to Blame for Damage from WikiLeaks? - CNN News opinion
'Don't Write if You Can Talk...' - Foreign Policy opinion
The Paranoid Mindset of Internet Activists - Daily Telegraph opinion
Good Gossip, and No Harm Done to U.S. - New York Times opinion
Amidst WikiLeaks Documents, Novel Diplomacy - Washington Post opinion
Who had the Worst Week? Hillary Clinton - Washington Post opinion