People across the globe are relating to their news outlets in new ways.

Is the growing isolation of Wikileaks the start of the end for the online secrets site?

European Council President Herman van Rompuy releases "Our strategy on Euro Area' statement.

Police have identified 14 people they wish to question over violence at Thursday's student demonstrations in London

There are fears the "cyber war" between Wikileaks supporters and opponents could lead to everyday internet use becoming much more heavily regulated.

U.S. diplomatic cables exposed through WikiLeaks raise several questions about transparency and trust.

Each year in Paris the great and the good of the internet world gather for the Le Web conference.

A new hotel brand has opened its first hotel near the holy shrine of Karbala in Iraq and plans to expand to other holy sites.

Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey on why U.S. could and should prosecute WikiLeaks founder.

European regulators have confirmed tough restrictions on the bonuses that banks can pay their staff.

Mark Stephens, discusses the case against him and the impact of the whistle-blowing website on world politics.

Protests have taken place at the San Miguel prison in Chile, two days after a fire killed more than 80 inmates.

Geraldo Rivera argues the WikiLeaks whistleblower, Pfc. Bradley Manning, deserves jail time for violating his military oath of service.

Don Lemon talks to an ex-CIA analyst on whether Julian Assange is a journalist or an antagonist.

Protests intensified in London after legislation passed to triple university tuition fees.

Investigations into Saturday's bomb blasts in Sweden have now widened to the United Kingdom.