Three major newspapers have joined forces with a Norwegian paper to trawl through the 250,000 or so cables originally exclusively handled by WikiLeaks’ media partners, a Swedish daily says. Norwegian daily Aftenposten was sharing its findings with three major media outlets in Denmark, Germany and Sweden, Martin Joensson, the executive director of Swedish daily Svenska Dagbladet said. The other two papers are Germany’s Die Welt and Denmark’s Politiken, he said.
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