Are WikiLeaks revelations really damaging for U.S.?

12/1/2010

The latest WikiLeaks revelations may have incurred the wrath of U.SSecretary of State Hillary Clinton, who warned they could even "put people's lives in danger," but some seasoned observers believe the episode will prove more embarrassing than damaging in the longer term.

Full story: CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Similar articles

Google News - Top Stories

Are WikiLeaks revelations really damaging for US? - CNN International Telegraph.co.ukAre WikiLeaks revelations really damaging for US?CNN InternationalHillary Clinton said the leaks were not just an attack on America's foreign policy but also an attack on the intern...

Boing Boing

Wikileaks not really all that damaging, say US officials privately "I think they just want to present the toughest front they can muster. We were told (the impact of WikiLeaks revelations) was embarrassing but not damaging." —One of two congressional officials...

BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition

US warns of 'damaging' WikiLeaks The state department warns that WikiLeaks' plan to release millions more classified documents will damage the US and its foreign relations.

BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition

US warns of 'damaging' new Wikileaks The state department warns that Wikileaks' plan to release millions more classified documents will damage the US and its foreign relations.

BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition

US condemns Wikileaks revelations Washington condemns as "irresponsible" the release by Wikileaks website of 90,000 secret US military records about the conflict in Afghanistan.

CNN.com

WikiLeaks 'surprised' by U.S. espionage revelations WikiLeaks says it is surprised leaked papers reveal as much espionage as they do, including an apparent order by Hillary Clinton to U.S. diplomats to collect intelligence.

Comments on this article

Add your comment

Report

Latest from CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Widow of 9/11 pilot dies, family friend says Sandy Dahl, who became one of the tragic faces of 9/11 after her husband was killed while piloting United Flight 93, died Friday...

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Opposition: 88 killed in 'barbaric act' in central Syria Syrian government forces pounded the central province of Homs on Friday, killing 88 people -- some of them children -- an opposi...

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Wife of Black Enterprise founder dies Barbara Graves, who helped her husband launch Black Enterprise magazine in 1970, died after a three-year battle with gall bladde...

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Guitar legend Doc Watson in critical condition after surgery, rep says Folk music legend Doc Watson is in critical condition after surgery at a North Carolina hospital, his representative said Friday...

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Bud weakens to a tropical storm off Mexico's coast Hurricane Bud weakened to a tropical storm as it approached Mexico's southwestern coast on Friday, the National Hurricane Center...

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Europe's version of 'American Idol' a joke Tim Stanley says it's campy, gaudy, unserious and not even being held in Europe. And this year, eurovision is marred by the dict...

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Guardiola signs off in style as Barca thrash Bilbao to win Copa del Rey Barcelona marked Pep Guardiola's final match in charge with a 3-0 win over Athletic Bilbao to win the Copa del Rey Friday. ...

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Over 50 killed as security forces pound central Syria, opposition groups say Syrian government forces pounded the province of Homs on Friday, killing more than 50 people including children, opposition grou...

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Golden Gate Bridge turns 75 with party A festival in San Francisco on Sunday will mark the Golden Gate Bridge's 75th anniversary.

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Suspect in Etan Patz case arraigned on murder charge Pedro Hernandez was arraigned early Friday evening on a second-degree charge tied to the case of Etan Patz.

Are WikiLeaks revelations really damaging for U.S.?

Similar articles

Google News - Top Stories

Boing Boing

BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition

BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition

BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition

CNN.com

Comments on this article

Latest from CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

CNN.com Recently Published/Updated

Sign In