The WikiWeek: July 1, 2011
THE CABLES ASIA Andrew MacGregor Marshall’s in-depth account in Foreign Policy of Thailand’s slide into authoritarianism, based on exclusive WikiLeaks cables. Was the former Chinese finance minister caught in a Taiwanese honey trap? AMERICAS A Cuban cardinal pushed to close a Cuban magazine critical of the Castro regime. THE NEWS The journalists who could ...
THE CABLES
ASIA
Andrew MacGregor Marshall's in-depth account in Foreign Policy of Thailand's slide into authoritarianism, based on exclusive WikiLeaks cables.
THE CABLES
ASIA
Andrew MacGregor Marshall’s in-depth account in Foreign Policy of Thailand’s slide into authoritarianism, based on exclusive WikiLeaks cables.
Was the former Chinese finance minister caught in a Taiwanese honey trap?
AMERICAS
A Cuban cardinal pushed to close a Cuban magazine critical of the Castro regime.
THE NEWS
The journalists who could make a fortune off of WikiLeaks.
LulzSec calls it quits. The Associated Press recounts its rapid rise and fall.
FP rounds up WikiLeaks’ recent greatest hits.
A theatrical adaptation of the WikiLeaks saga (above) debuts in Australia.
WikiLeaks parodies MasterCard’s "Priceless" ads:
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