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Snowden: I have no relationship with Russia
Edward Snowden says he's not under Russia's control & gave Moscow no intelligence documents.
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Snowden: I was trained as a spy
The former US spy agency contractor says he "was trained as a spy" and worked undercover overseas.
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Snowden expects to remain in Russia
The former NSA contractor believes his asylum status will be renewed before it expires.
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Reports of NSA spying won't impact growth
Huawei dismissed concerns that its growth will suffer from reports alleging the US accessed its servers.
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Julian Assange talks online safety
The WikiLeaks founder says people need to take more responsibility for what they share on the internet.
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Snowden to speak on NSA spying
Snowden will answer questions on how the NSA uses technology to keep tabs on people.
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Snowden unfazed by death threats
Snowden maintains he did the right thing by informing the public about the NSA’s activities.
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US to sue firm which vetted Snowden
The lawsuit alleges that USIS failed to perform quality control reviews in its investigations.
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Snowden denies getting Russian help
Edward Snowden says he clearly and unambiguously acted alone, with no help from anyone.
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HRW: Obama's NSA reforms not enough
Human Rights Watch says there is no proof that the gathering of information has made a difference.
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Obama scales back NSA spying programme
The US president also banned all spying on close allies of the United States through the programme.
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Obama to announce big fix to NSA program
An official said Obama believes the bulk data program is important to counter terror threats.
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Obama nears decision on spy reforms
The US president will announce restrictions to US surveillance practices.
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Syrian group hacks Skype social media
Messages were posted on Skype's official Facebook and Twitter pages and on a blog on its website.
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Secret contract ties NSA and software company
NSA arranged a secret $10 million contract with RSA, a top computer security industry firm.
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Snowden makes case for Brazil asylum
The NSA spying revelations damaged relations between the US and Latin America's largest economy.
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Snowden book to be published
Glenn Greenwald received classified spy documents from Edward Snowden after he fled the United States.
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Tech firms push for limits on govt surveillance
US web giants have joined hands amid concerns of growing online surveillance.
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Obama not allowed iPhone
It is alleged Apple was one of the companies that allowed NSA direct access to customers data.
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Snowden tricked NSA workers
It is not clear what rules the employees broke by giving Snowden their passwords.
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Germany lends ear to Snowden
Snowden told Germany he is counting on international support to stop Washington's 'persecution' of him.
