Former us spy agency contractor
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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US: Europe spied too
NSA says it was the Europe who did the spying, and then handed data to America.
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Report: NSA spied on 60 million Spanish calls
The report cited a document which formed part of papers obtained from Edward Snowden.
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Report: Obama spying on Merkel since 2010
A German newspaper is reporting that Barack Obama has been spying on Angela Merkel since 2010.
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‘Thank you Edward Snowden’
Citizens march in Washington to protest US government online surveillance exposed by Edward Snowden.
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Germany, France seek clarity from US
United States spying operations are likely to dominate a meeting of EU leaders.
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France hits back at US on spying
France says the NSA collected tens of thousands of French telephone records.
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Report: New US spying revelations damaging
US spying on Petrobras is likely to further complicate the tension between the United States and Brazil.
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Manning found guilty of most charges
Meanwhile, the US has announced it will declassify documents about the NSA.
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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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Snowden seeks temporary asylum in Russia
Fugitive former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden on Friday broke weeks of silence.
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Venezuela urges citizens to quit Facebook
Minister Iris Varela believes this will help prevent the CIA from spying on them.
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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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Snowden threatens new leaks
US whistle-blower and fugitive Edward Snowden has requested asylum from at least 20 countries.
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Snowden breaks silence
The former spy contractor said the US was illegally persecuting him for revealing electronic surveillance.
