WikiLeaks.
organization that publishes leaks provided by anonymous sources
- Reports this week
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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Bradley Manning was moved from Kuwait to Quantico in 2011 and released state secrets to WikiLeaks, prompting protests.Well supported6 reports1 development inside
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WikiLeaks was founded on August 25, 2010, utilizing servers and seeking publishing licenses before releasing secret military documents from a war.Well supported8 reports1 development inside
Gone quiet
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A trove of internal government documents was revealed, discussing the rationale behind government data hoarding and informing privacy expert commentary.Some support1 report
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WikiLeaks cables revealed that foreign intelligence services, including those from New Zealand and the US, were spying on Fiji's military using bases and intelligence gathered via the GCSB.Some support1 report
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An event involving WikiLeaks and Nepal occurred on May 27, 2026.Some support1 report
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Around WikiLeaks this week
News at the entities that move WikiLeaks most-
Bradley Manning TransactionalIn 2012, Capital exposed unsavory actions of the U.S. government and class war against labor.Moves WikiLeaks
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Sweden StructuralA company was registered in Sweden and held a meeting in Gothenburg, with an address in Västra Frölunda.Moves WikiLeaks
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Donovan TransactionalDonovan identified licensing gaps in Oxford.Moves WikiLeaks
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Nepal OperationalA manhunt has been extended across state borders involving Uttar Pradesh and Nepal.Moves WikiLeaks
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New York Times OperationalThe New York Times reports on a philosopher at New York University discussing the rethinking of Darwin's conclusions.Moves WikiLeaks
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Fiji Mentioned togetherSiromi Turaga served as Acting Attorney-General in Fiji while Lynda Tabuya sought an appointment under Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.Moves WikiLeaks
Connections
The 11 strongest of 17, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Julian Assange Structural
Julian Assange founded and led the organization WikiLeaks.
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Bradley Manning Transactional
Bradley Manning supplied classified state secrets and documents to WikiLeaks.
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Sweden Structural
WikiLeaks operates using servers and seeking a publishing license within Sweden.
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Fiji Mentioned together
WikiLeaks published information regarding alleged foreign intelligence gathering targeting Fiji's military operations.
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Afghanistan Mentioned together
WikiLeaks releases and reports on secret military documents and events related to the war in Afghanistan.
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Central Intelligence Agency Transactional
WikiLeaks exposed a trove of internal government documents belonging to the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Donovan Transactional
Donovan directed readers to utilize the WikiLeaks service.
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Nepal Operational
The relationship is characterized by ongoing operational friction, evidenced by protests against state agency raids on associated residences.
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New York Times Operational
The relationship is characterized by competitive dynamics in the media landscape, exemplified by sources bypassing traditional media for WikiLeaks.
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Politico Mentioned together
Both Politico and WikiLeaks are mentioned in the context of media outlets involved in information dissemination.
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Iraq Shared context
WikiLeaks and Iraq are co-mentioned in the context of regional geopolitical events.
History
Events by the month they beganJuly 2026
2 eventsJune 2026
3 events- A trove of internal government documents was revealed, discussing the rationale behind government data hoarding and informing privacy expert commentary.
- WikiLeaks cables revealed that foreign intelligence services, including those from New Zealand and the US, were spying on Fiji's military using bases and intelligence gathered via the GCSB.
- An event involving WikiLeaks and Nepal occurred on May 27, 2026.