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WikiLeaks
Where Is Southeast Asia in the Panama Papers?
By Luke Hunt
A brief look at some of the initial responses in the region.
NSA Spying on Japan: The Fallout
By Mina Pollmann
WikiLeaks revelations about U.S. espionage against Japan could jeopardize Abe's security reforms.
Wikileaks Reveals ‘Unprecedented’ Media Silencing in Australia
By Jarni Blakkarly
An attempt by the Australian government to suppress details of a corruption case has backfired.
Yes, Edward Snowden Is a Traitor
By Zachary Keck
Despite the events of this week, it is beyond dispute that Snowden is guilty of treason.
The TPP's Not Dead Yet (But It's Close)
By Shannon Tiezzi
A group in Congress is trying to revive interest in TPP, but it might be too little, too late.
Has Snowden Killed Internet Freedom?
By ousting Western cyber-espionage programs, Snowden has severely set back the cause of Internet freedom.
Edward Snowden: The Real Jason Bourne?
Four amateur Hong Kong filmmakers steal a march on Hollywood, making the first Edward Snowden film.
Intelligence Sharing in the Whistleblower Era
Government agencies are likely to more jealously guard information after Manning and Snowden.
New York Times Correspondent Expelled From Pakistan
Pakistani journalists respond to the news that Declan Walsh has been expelled from the country.
Adapting to a Porous World
The past 12 months have underscored how technology is creating a new, and very real, political and social space.
WikiLeaks on Laos
WikiLeaks has some interesting and candid US Embassy insights on corruption and poverty in Laos.
WikiLeaks and Japan’s Security
Leaked cables obtained by WikiLeaks suggest a misguided attempt by the Japanese government to steer views on defence and security.
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