About the cables
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'The data deluge is coming ...'
Jonathan Powell, Alan Rusbridger, David Leigh, Timothy Garton-Ash and Heather Brooke discuss the leaked US embassy cables -
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Use our guide to find articles by country or subject, as well as the 250,000 leaked US diplomatic cables
Latest on Julian Assange
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For the past week, a military court has been considering the case of Bradley Manning, alleged to have leaked more than 250,000 embassy cables to Wikileaks. What have we learned?
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Investigators say they found references to Julian Assange using the alias 'Press Association' about release of secret documents
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In Australia, it was called Stainless Steel Rat and had lots of sex. Alex Needham on why a play about Julian Assange had to be rewritten for Britain -
For the past week, a military court has been considering the case of Bradley Manning, alleged to have leaked more than 250,000 embassy cables to Wikileaks. What have we learned?
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Key points: day by day
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The key points at a glance
There are no fewer than 251,287 cables from more than 250 US embassies around the world, obtained by WikiLeaks. We present a day-by-day guide to the revelations from the US embassy cables both from the Guardian and its international media partners in the story
Datablog
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Download key data and explore it
We explain what Wikileaks embassy cables release includes and how it breaks down - plus you can download the key data for every cable
Latest on the embassy cables
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Open letter to US authorities raises human rights fears and urges access for UN special rapporteur on torture to whistleblower
• The open letter by the 54 MEPs -
The letter signed by more than 50 European parliament members expressing concern over whistleblower's treatment in custody
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Manning, accused of leaking secrets to WikiLeaks, to go to pre-trial – known as Article 32 hearing – in Maryland next month
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WikiLeaks cable reveals 2007 plan for African 'Elders' to persuade Zimbabwe leader to step down with cash incentives
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Newly leaked document reveals support for opponents of proposed Myitsone dam, widely seen as a Chinese project
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Press freedom watchdog condemns legal action against Harare newspaper
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Journalist identified when US cables were republished in full 'forced to leave after government harassment and intimidation'
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Former media partners condemn WikiLeaks' decision to make public documents identifying activists and whistleblowers
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Latest on Bradley Manning
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Group linked to Anonymous says it diverted $500,000 to various charities in attack driven by anger at Bradley Manning case -
Amy Goodman: The person who may have sparked all this year's uprising and revolution is now sitting in a courtroom, facing life in jail
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Read the book
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WIKILEAKS: Inside Julian Assange's war on secrecy
This Guardian Books publication, taking the lid off the WikiLeaks phenomenon, will be available from 10 February 2011 at £9.99
Your questions answered
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Live Q&A with Alan Rusbridger
The Guardian is publishing a series of reports based on more than 250,000 cables sent from, or to, US embassies around the world
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