A Venezuelan minister has urged citizens to close Facebook accounts to avoid being unwitting informants for the US CIA.
Colombia has expressed concern after revelations that the US spied on the US’s closest military ally in Latin America, and called for an explanation.
Uncertainties over Edward Snowden deepened after a Russian lawmaker tweeted that Snowden had accepted Venezuela’s asylum offer, then deleted it.
Edward Snowden has won support from Cuba for his bid to seek asylum in Latin America, as he embarked on his third week in limbo at a Moscow airport.
Nicaragua has revealed details from Edward Snowden’s request for asylum, in which Snowden says it is unlikely he will receive a fair trial in the US.
Austrian officials did not search Bolivia’s presidential jet for Edward Snowden, says Austria’s President Heinz Fischer.
Bolivia offered asylum on Saturday to former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, joining Venezuela and Nicaragua in defiance of Washington.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has offered asylum to former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden in defiance of Washington.
Russian former spy Anna Chapman has offered to marry former contractor for the NSA Edward Snowden, who is stuck without documents in a Moscow airport.
Latin American leaders have blasted the US for rerouting the Bolivian president’s plane under suspicion that Edward Snowden was aboard.
‘The civilian rights of the US whistle-blower, who exposed secret internet surveillance, must be respected’.
Ecuador says it would seek the help of the British government to determine who put a hidden microphone in the South American country’s London embassy.
The decision to search the plane of President Evo Morales was an act of aggression and a violation of international law, Bolivia has said.
Bolivia’s president’s plane was diverted on a flight from Russia and forced to land in Austria over suspicions that Edward Snowden might be on board.
Edward Snowden has submitted asylum requests to 19 more nations other than Ecuador; including Cuba, Brazil, India, China, Russia, Germany and France.
Barack Obama has tried to reassure Europe after the EU demanded that the US explain a report that Washington is spying on the bloc.
Julian Assange has said that Edward Snowden made sure that the information he took about US surveillance programmes will continue to be published.
Washington targeted EU offices in Brussels and the US, a report said on Sunday, in new spying allegations attributed to US fugitive Edward Snowden.
US ambassador Susan Rice dismissed claims that Edward Snowden’s highly classified leaks have weakened the Obama presidency and damaged foreign policy.
The US Army members have confirmed that access to the Guardian’s UK website has been filtered and restricted, reports Russia Today.
States have a duty to ensure security within their borders, but should also protect human rights.
Ecuador has dropped out of a trade pact with the US, claiming it had become an instrument of "blackmail" as it considers asylum for Edward Snowden.
In his first public comments since Edward Snowden flew into Russia, Vladimir Putin has appeared to make light of the uproar over the fugitive.
A flight from Moscow that was being monitored by the media in case Edward Snowden was on board it has landed in Cuba uneventfully.
Fugitive US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden is "healthy and safe", says WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
The US has pressed Russia to do everything in its power to expel Edward Snowden before he gets the chance to take an expected flight to Cuba.
A passenger plane believed to be carrying former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden from Hong Kong has landed in Moscow.
Edward Snowden, the former contractor for the US National Security Agency, left Hong Kong on a flight for Moscow on Sunday, said a media report.
US authorities have filed espionage charges against rogue intelligence technician Edward Snowden and have asked Hong Kong to detain him.
From "Enemy of the State" to "Eagle Eye" to "Minority Report" – US films have accustomed us to the idea that we are constantly being watched.
The DA has slammed International Relations Minister Maite Nkoane-Mashabane’s handling of reports of spying by the UK as a "half-job".
Russia and Turkey have joined SA in expressing outrage over revelations that the UK and the US spied on foreign delegates at G20 meetings in 2009.