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Jailed Chinese dissident is honored at Nobel ceremony
Matti Huuhtanen, Bjoern H. Amland
An empty chair represents Liu Xiaobo in Oslo. This is the first time in 74 years the prize has not been handed over
How the U.S. can now extradite Assange
Justin Elliott
Britain has him in custody and plans to send him to Sweden -- but does the Obama administration have other plans?
World powers press Iran on nuclear issues during talks
George Jahn
Delegates from 6 nations urge Tehran to diffuse fears that its nuclear program could be used to manufacture weapons
How America will collapse (by 2025)
Alfred McCoy
Four scenarios that could spell the end of the United States as we know it -- in the very near future
Israel on Iran: So wrong for so long
Justin Elliott
The extremely long history of incorrect Israeli predictions about when Iran will obtain a nuclear bomb
WikiLeaks and the sham of “public diplomacy”
Ben Barber
Our diplomats spout jingoistic nonsense about American supremacy -- instead of engaging with the rest of the world
Mike Allen’s World Cup outrage: FIFA is anti-American!
Alex Pareene
Politico's "Playbook" author doesn't want a World Cup played in terrorist-coddling Qatar
Assange: Bond villain — or Bourne?
Matt Zoller Seitz
The WikiLeaks mastermind's cultural persona is far more complicated than pundit wits care to think
Qatar to host World Cup in 2022
Raf Casert
Minutes earlier, it was also announced that Russia would be the site of the 2018 tournament
WikiLeaks founder is losing legal options
Malin Rising, Raphael G. Satter
On Thursday, Assange lost an appeal against a court order for his arrest. Authorities know his precise location
WikiLeaks: Expert calls Russia a mafia state
Associated Press
He claims to have information showing that some Russian political parties work "hand in glove" with organized crime
Four ways that Dick Lugar can fight off the Tea Party
Steve Kornacki
They want to make him the next Mike Castle in 2012. How can he stop them?
Reports of Iran-North Korea cooperation may be flawed
Justin Elliott
Newspapers seized on a WikiLeaks cable reporting Iran had North Korean missiles, but key context was missing
U.N. weather agency: Scorching heat soon to be routine
Associated Press
If trends continue, extremely hot temperatures will be more frequent and intense in the future
A few questions about the WikiLeaks release
Dan Gillmor
Among others: How secret are diplomatic cables when 3 million people have access to them?
Susan Collins asks Bush to tell her how to vote
Alex Pareene
The moderate Maine Republican needs a former president to tell her if the START treaty is good or bad
The 10 most important WikiLeaks revelations
Justin Elliott
From Iran to Yemen to Israel to North Korea to the U.N. -- what the leaked documents tell us about the world
WikiLeaks says hackers attacked site
The Associated Press
Tweets that website was "under a mass distributed denial of service attack"
How to get completely off the grid
Megan Cytron
Slide show: Too much together time? We look at super remote locales, from ice roads in Russia to a Cambodian island
Anatomy of a journalistic smear job
Glenn Greenwald
The Nation casts aspersions on John Tyner without a shred of evidence
Technical troubles stop Iran nuclear enrichment
George Jahn
Diplomats have no specifics on cause of the problem, but Stuxnet computer virus suspected
Obama-GOP showdown over nuclear pact with Russia
Ben Feller
President warns Republicans of unchecked Russian nuclear arsenal if weapons deal fails
Nobel Peace Prize may not be presented
Bjoern H. Amland
If no one from the imprisoned Liu Xiaobo's family can attend the ceremony, the award will not be given out
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