Gregor Peter Schmitz

Washington Correspondent, Der Spiegel

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WikiLeaks’ latest “ megadump ” of information has caused distress and embarrassment worldwide, especially at the US State Department where  Secretary of State Clinton  says the…

WikiLeaks and 'Enforced Transparency'

WikiLeaks’ latest “ megadump ” of information has caused distress and embarrassment worldwide, especially at the US State Department where Secretary of State Clinton says the…

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WikiLeaks' latest " mega-dump " of information has caused distress and embarrassment worldwide, especially at the US State Department where  Secretary of State Clinton  says they…

Can Anyone Keep a Secret Any More?

WikiLeaks' latest " mega-dump " of information has caused distress and embarrassment worldwide, especially at the US State Department where Secretary of State Clinton says they…

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