Wikileaks
Ukraine’s Choreographed Civil War, Revealed by WikiLeaks
Israel sets up Georgia
According to the source of WikiLeaks, four years ago a deal between Moscow and Tel Aviv took place. In exchange for the codes of Iranian Tor-M1 missiles, the Israelis reportedly handed over to the Russian military the codes for the Georgian UAV. In 2005-2007, Georgia bought Israeli drones, multiple rocket launchers and other military vehicles and equipment that were then used in South Ossetia.
Russia tried to prevent Kaczynski landing in Smolensk
Russia urges US to respect rights of Bradley Manning
Moscow: Russia wants the US to respect the human rights of a soldier accused of leaking American classified information through whistleblowing website WikiLeaks, a Russian foreign ministry official said. Army Private Bradley Manning, 24, was arrested in May 2010 for allegedly leaking thousands of classified US diplomatic cables and battlefield reports from Iraq and Afghanistan to WikiLeaks.
Russia gave Israel Iranian codes
Doubts on Wikileaks Source Naming Chaika a Mole
Ukraine and Russia as neo-Soviet mafia states
British expert urges U.S. to respond, finally, to crimes of Putin’s regime
Putin takes up where he never left off
Western suspicion of Vladimir Putin's Russia runs deep. After two terms as president followed by one term in the notionally weaker post of prime minister, he had taken Russia to the condition where "democracy has disappeared", the recently retired US defence secretary Robert Gates said. The government was "an oligarchy run by the security services", he said, according to US official cables published by WikiLeaks.
Top spy convicted of exposing US sleeper cell
‘A good working relationship’ – Beyond The Commons
One cable drafted by U.S. diplomats in Ottawa portrays Mr. Harper as dismissing the need for a military response to Russia over the Arctic. It includes an account from a Canadian official of a January, 2010, meeting between Mr. Harper and NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen in which the PM said NATO has no role in the Arctic.
Whom do The New York Times and The Guardian work for?
Bill Keller, an editor with The New York Times, has recently published an article titled "Dealing With Assange and the WikiLeaks Secrets." In the article, the author wrote how the newspaper was working with secret cables. From what the article says, it seems that Russia appears to be a real stronghold of freedom of speech.
Ambassador Speaks of Gazprom’s Woes in WikiLeaks
The Kremlin's ambition of turning Gazprom into a global energy titan is undermined by Soviet-style thinking, poor management and corruption, according to leaked U.S. diplomatic cables. Leaked diplomatic cables from U.S. Ambassador to Moscow John Beyrle portray the company as a confused and corrupt behemoth still behaving like its predecessor, the Soviet Ministry of Gas.
Bribes, lies and a plot over Bout
Offers of bribes, lies and a plot to have two United States Drug Enforcement Administration agents arrested in Bangkok were part of attempts by supporters of Viktor Bout to block the alleged Russian arms smuggler's extradition, according to claims made by the US ambassador to Thailand in classified US cables disclosed by WikiLeaks. -