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US steps up security
The disclosures by Snowden raised America's concerns about domestic spying and strained US relations.
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Tech firms urge transparency
Apple, Google, Facebook and several NGOs sent a letter pushing the Obama administration.
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Victory for Yahoo in PRISM battle
The ruling will reveal details of Yahoo's fight against the classification of the program.
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Snowden seeks asylum in Russia
Rossiya-1 television aired a video showing Edward Snowden's asylum application.
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No asylum request from Snowden - Russia
Russia says said it has not yet received a formal request for political asylum from the American fugitive.
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Snowden seeks temporary asylum in Russia
Fugitive former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden on Friday broke weeks of silence.
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Microsoft helped US govt spy
It has also emerged that Edward Snowden is to apply for temporary asylum in Russia.
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Snowden to meet human rights groups - official
Snowden has reportedly not left the airport transit area despite offers of asylum from three countries.
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Snowden might accept Venezuelan asylum
A journalist says the whistleblower hasn't given a clear sign of when he will travel.
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Snowden affair blunts US, China talks
Edward Snowden’s revelations will make it difficult for the US to confront China about cyber-attacks.
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Latin American leaders offer Snowden asylum
Bolivia joins Venezuela and Nicaragua in offering the former US spy asylum.
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Venezuela offers asylum to Snowden
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has offered asylum to former the US intelligence contractor.
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Internet protests against PRISM
Websites rallied in support of live protests against the US Govt for its surveillance of internet activity.
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Bolivia's Morales feels Snowden's heat
An Austrian Foreign Ministry official said rumours that Snowden was on a plane were untrue.
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Snowden threatens new leaks
US whistle-blower and fugitive Edward Snowden has requested asylum from at least 20 countries.
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Snowden seeks political asylum in Norway
The former US spy agency contractor has reportedly asked for political asylum in several countries.
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Snowden breaks silence
The former spy contractor said the US was illegally persecuting him for revealing electronic surveillance.
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Snowden applies for asylum in Russia - source
Former US spy agency contractor applied for political asylum.
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US bugged EU offices, computer networks
A document outlines how the NSA bugged offices and spied on EU internal computer networks.
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Snowden's options appear to narrow
The former spy agency contractor looks no closer to winning asylum to evade prosecution at home.
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Putin defies US plea to hand over Snowden
Putin's refusal to hand back Snowden risked deepening a rift with the United States.
