Cables revealed plans to create a marine preserve to keep exiled islanders from returning to Diego Garcia, site of a major U.S. military base.
A cable by U.S. ambassador to Sri Lanka reveals that neither government nor Tamil Tigers seek an investigation into civilian casualties resulting from Tiger’s last stand.
The documents paint a grim picture of the quintessential mafia state being run out of the Kremlin’s bowels and the hopeless politics it engenders.
Will the horse trading on New START ever end? First exorbitant funding for the nuclear weapons industry, now legislative measures.
Republican foot-dragging on President Obama’s signature nuclear initiative places them at odds with the defense establishment.
WikiLeaks’ Honduras documents exemplify the positive side of American diplomacy.
A “clear and present danger”? That’s what Representative Peter King called WikiLeaks.
Bush’s ambassador to Zimbabwe believed that if we “stayed the course,” our “freedom agenda” would reign.
The Wikileaks dump will supposedly demonstrate U.S. support for the Kurdistan Worker’s Party, a separatist organization that has been fighting the Turkish state for the past thirty years.
What did the State Department want with the credit card numbers, as well as phone, fax and even frequent-flyer account numbers of UN officials?