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Edward Snowden

Snowden settles into life in Russia
Article
/ 19 September 2013

Snowden settles into life in Russia

United States whistle-blower Edward Snowden is living under guard at a secret location in Russia.

By Staff Reporter
US spying: Yahoo! chief fears jail for going against NSA demands
Article
/ 12 September 2013

US spying: Yahoo! chief fears jail for going against NSA demands

Yahoo! chief Marissa Mayer said she feared winding up in prison for treason if she refused to comply with US spy demands for data.

By Sapa-DPA
Internet experts say security protocols be written ‘from scratch’
Article
/ 8 September 2013

Internet experts say security protocols be written ‘from scratch’

Cryptography expert says the US National Security Agency "has undermined a fundamental social contract".

By Staff Reporter
Brics heads concerned by reports of US espionage
Article
/ 5 September 2013

Brics heads concerned by reports of US espionage

Leaders of the Brics group have voiced alarm about alleged spying by the US and likened it to terrorism, says a Kremlin spokesperson.

By Reuters
UN to probe claims US spied on its meetings
Article
/ 27 August 2013

UN to probe claims US spied on its meetings

The United Nations will approach the US government over a report that its intelligence spied on video conferences by top UN officials.

By Staff Reporter
New report reveals Snowden stayed at Russia’s Hong Kong consulate
Article
/ 26 August 2013

New report reveals Snowden stayed at Russia’s Hong Kong consulate

Edward Snowden contacted Russian officials before he flew to Moscow and spent days at the country’s diplomatic mission in Hong Kong, says a report.

By Staff Reporter
UK agents destroyed hard drives over Snowden leaks
Article
/ 20 August 2013

UK agents destroyed hard drives over Snowden leaks

UK agents oversaw the destruction of the Guardian’s hard drives in an apparent bid to prevent Edward Snowden’s NSA leaks, says the editor.

By Raphael Satter
Snowden-linked journalist vows to leak more documents
Article
/ 19 August 2013

Snowden-linked journalist vows to leak more documents

Glenn Greenwald, the journalist who first published secrets leaked by Edward Snowden, has vowed to publish more documents.

By Reuters
Authorities detain partner of journalist linked to Snowden
Article
/ 19 August 2013

Authorities detain partner of journalist linked to Snowden

British authorities have over the weekend detained the partner of a journalist with close links to former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.

By Reuters
Snowden says father and lawyer do not speak for him
Article
/ 16 August 2013

Snowden says father and lawyer do not speak for him

US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden says neither his father nor his father’s attorney speak for him "in any way".

By Staff Reporter
Whistle-blowers, our new heroes
Article
/ 16 August 2013

Whistle-blowers, our new heroes

A network should be organised to protect them and the dissemination of their messages, says Slavoj Zizek.

By Staff Reporter
Assange tips hat to Obama for limiting surveillance programmes
Article
/ 13 August 2013

Assange tips hat to Obama for limiting surveillance programmes

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has called Obama’s announcement of plans to limit sweeping US government surveillance programmes a victory of sorts.

By Reuters
Obama promises oversight but no change to spy programme
Article
/ 10 August 2013

Obama promises oversight but no change to spy programme

Barack Obama is clear: He has no intention of stopping the daily collection of Americans’ phone records and blames leaks for creating distrust.

By Sapa Ap
Snowden case a gift for Putin, a wounding rebuff for Obama
Analysis
/ 8 August 2013

Snowden case a gift for Putin, a wounding rebuff for Obama

For the past four years, Barack Obama’s administration has tried hard to "reset" relations with Russia.

By Luke Harding
Obama ‘disappointed’ in Russia over Snowden
Article
/ 7 August 2013

Obama ‘disappointed’ in Russia over Snowden

US President Barack Obama says that he was "disappointed" that Russia had granted temporary asylum to NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden.

By Sapa Ap
Russia ignores US pleas to hand Snowden over
Article
/ 2 August 2013

Russia ignores US pleas to hand Snowden over

Russia has rejected US pleas and granted Edward Snowden a year’s asylum, letting the former spy agency contractor slip out of a Moscow airport.

By Reuters
Fugitive Snowden slips out of Moscow airport for ‘secure’ base
Article
/ 1 August 2013

Fugitive Snowden slips out of Moscow airport for ‘secure’ base

Fugitive former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden slipped out of Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport after Russia granted him temporary asylum.

By Timothy Heritage and Alissa De Carbonnel
Snowden’s father will fly to Moscow once he knows what FBI wants
Article
/ 31 July 2013

Snowden’s father will fly to Moscow once he knows what FBI wants

Edward Snowden’s father has not turned down a request from the FBI to fly to Moscow, saying he is waiting to find out what the FBI’s intentions are.

By Reuters
Snowden’s father cautious of FBI’s travel request
Article
/ 31 July 2013

Snowden’s father cautious of FBI’s travel request

Edward Snowden says he is willing to agree to a request by the FBI to fly to Moscow to see his son, but first needs to know what it wants.

By Reuters
Snowden still in airport limbo as US pressures Moscow
Article
/ 25 July 2013

Snowden still in airport limbo as US pressures Moscow

Edward Snowden has awaited permission to leave the Moscow airport, as the US turned up the heat on Russia to send him back home.

By Afp
Snowden’s hopes of leaving Moscow airport dashed
Article
/ 24 July 2013

Snowden’s hopes of leaving Moscow airport dashed

Former US NSA contractor Edward Snowden has failed to secure permission from Russia to leave Sheremetyevo airport.

By Lidia Kelly
Snowden hopes to leave Moscow airport on Wednesday
Article
/ 23 July 2013

Snowden hopes to leave Moscow airport on Wednesday

Edward Snowden hopes to be granted papers this week allowing him to end his month-long stay in the transit area of a Russian airport, says his lawyer.

By Reuters
Snowden in Moscow: Former NSA spy seeks to leave airport
Article
/ 23 July 2013

Snowden in Moscow: Former NSA spy seeks to leave airport

Edward Snowden hopes to by Wednesday be granted papers allowing him to end his month-long stay in a Moscow airport and move to the city centre.

By Reuters
Snowden has no plans to leave Russia anytime soon
Article
/ 17 July 2013

Snowden has no plans to leave Russia anytime soon

Edward Snowden has not ruled out eventually applying for citizenship in Russia, says a lawyer helping Snowden with his bid for temporary asylum.

By Denis Dyomkin
Snowden files for temporary Russian asylum
Article
/ 16 July 2013

Snowden files for temporary Russian asylum

Edward Snowden, who is wanted in the US on espionage charges, has requested temporary asylum in Russia, says a Russian lawyer.

By Reuters
Snowden to decide on Russian asylum soon
Article
/ 16 July 2013

Snowden to decide on Russian asylum soon

Edward Snowden, who says he wants to apply for asylum in Russia, is studying his options and is likely to make a decision shortly, says his lawyer.

By Staff Reporter
Snowden will leave Russia soon as he can, says Putin
Article
/ 15 July 2013

Snowden will leave Russia soon as he can, says Putin

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin says Edward Snowden, who has been stuck in a Moscow airport for weeks, will leave Russia as soon as he is able to.

By Reuters
Guardian reporter: US should be careful in its pursuit of Snowden
Article
/ 13 July 2013

Guardian reporter: US should be careful in its pursuit of Snowden

Edward Snowden controls dangerous information that could become the US’s "worst nightmare" if revealed, says a journalist familiar with the story.

By Reuters
Snowden: No Russian asylum request has been received
Article
/ 13 July 2013

Snowden: No Russian asylum request has been received

Russian immigration officials say they have not received an application from Edward Snowden, the NSA leaker who wants to get asylum in Russia.

By Jim Heintz
Snowden to seek temporary asylum in Russia
Article
/ 12 July 2013

Snowden to seek temporary asylum in Russia

Former intelligence agency contractor Edward Snowden will seek temporary political asylum in Russia, according to human rights groups that met him.

By Lidia Kelly
Liveblog: Edward Snowden talks to the media
Article
/ 12 July 2013

Liveblog: Edward Snowden talks to the media

US former NSA agent Edward Snowden has planned to speak to human rights groups and the media after staying out of the public eye.

By Staff Reporter
US ‘very disappointed’ with China over Snowden
Article
/ 12 July 2013

US ‘very disappointed’ with China over Snowden

The US told China its decision not to hand over Edward Snowden after he fled to Hong Kong had undermined relations between the two states.

By Staff Reporter
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