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The NSA helped ease cover up U.S. torture at so-called black sites as European governments faced mounting criticism, says WikiLeaks.

The controversial Italy-based security firm Hacking Team's other clients include Sudan, Egypt, Ethiopia and several U.S. agencies.

Wikileaks released new documents Saturday alleging the U.S. National Security Agency spied on Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and over a dozen top officials.

In an open letter in Le Monde, Assange said his "physical and psychological integrity is...threatened." President Hollande rejected his request.

As the two powers vie for influence over the civil wars in Yemen and Syria and regional dominance, Tehran and Riyadh have begun using cyber attacks.

According to the latest documents released by WikiLeaks, two French finance ministers and several French companies were spied on by the NSA.

WikiLeaks documents U.S. spying on French presidents. Other world leaders haven't been happy when NSA spying has been uncovered.

Ned Price, spokesman for the U.S. National Security Council, denied spying allegations leveled against the NSA by WikiLeaks Tuesday.

The U.S. National Security Agency spied on French presidents Jacques Chirac, Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande, WikiLeaks said in a press statement Tuesday.

Leaked communications indicated that Egypt's Al-Azhar consulted with a Saudi diplomat on matters related to Iran.

Foreign ministry spokesperson Osama Naqli warned the country not to “allow enemies of the state to achieve their intentions in regards to exchanging or publishing any documents”.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says the documents were posted to shed light on the "erratic and secretive dictatorship" of Saudi Arabia.

The new documents reportedly contain sensitive legal papers, including one that purportedly describes a bribery investigation.

The secrecy surrounding the negotiation of the Trade in Services Agreement and other major trade pacts has been condemned by labor groups.

Julian Assange had appealed to the Swedish Supreme Court to revoke a 2010 detention order for alleged sexual offenses.

Concerned about competition, Comcast wanted Sony to “explain” its plans for an Internet TV service, according to an email thread.

Sony lawyer David Boies tells news outlets to stay away from the WikiLeaks database containing hacked documents.

Sony emails posted by WikiLeaks show the MPAA and the entertainment industry -- led by a Democrat -- organizing to support Republicans.

WikiLeaks said the public has a right to see the data, which shows a multinational's inner workings.

In 2013, Morales' presidential plane made an emergency landing after he was denied permission to fly over France and Portugal because Edward Snowden was allegedly with him.

Julian Assange, who has been sheltering in London's Ecuadorian embassy since 2012, claims that the U.S. is seeking to extradite him.

Military lawyers opposed Manning's request to be identified as a woman. The U.S. military still does not allow transgender people to serve.

Although transgender individuals are not allowed to serve in the U.S. military, Manning cannot be discharged until her prison sentence is over.

WikiLeaks has sought an explanation from Google for handing over private data of its staff to the U.S. government in an espionage case.

Before 2005, about 200 Muslims were expelled from Italy on suspicion of extremism, while more than 2,000 Muslims were "aggressively monitored."

The leaked documents contain tips to help CIA agents circumvent security systems and passport checks at airports and international borders.

WikiLeaks' founder has been living in Ecuador's London embassy to avoid being extradited to Sweden, where he faces sexual assault charges.

Private Chelsea (formerly Bradley) Manning “has been denied access to medically necessary treatment,” according to her lawsuit against the U.S. government.

WikiLeaks' Spy Files includes more than 500 leaked documents from surveillance technology companies.