Australian media   US spying on our neighbours through embassies   The United States is tapping telephones and monitoring communications networks from electronic surveillance facilities in US embassies and consulates across east and southeast Asia according to information disclosed by intelligence whistleblower Edward Snowden  httpwwwsmhcomautechnologytechnologynewsusspyingonourneighboursthroughembassieswcvlhtmlixzzjKIvNY       How Australia spies on its neighbours   Australias electronic spy agency is using the nations embassies to intercept phone calls and internet data in neighbouring countries according to new information disclosed by intelligence whistleblower Edward Snowden and a former Australian intelligence officer  httpwwwsmhcomaufederalpoliticspoliticalnewsrevealedhowaustraliaspiesonitsneighbourswhpghtmlixzzjKVFnx      Do you think these should be added and if so where   Reaction other countries    They could be added to the section under  masssurveillancedisclosuresInternationalcooperation although it may be wiser for us to wait until all these disclosures are over before adding excessive details to an already bloated article Then again by now it should be clear that Snowdens leaks have triggered a significant historical event that justifies a large article albeit with prose instead of lists         Europeans collaborated with the UK on mass surveillance   Seems like yet another reason to rename the article as  Global surveillance disclosures  Edward Snowden papers unmask close technical cooperation and loose alliance between British German French Spanish and Swedish spy agencies As well as the Dutch Spanish Italian and probably every other Western spy agency  httpwwwtheguardiancomuknewsnovgchqeuropespyagenciesmasssurveillancesnowden      Tend to agree except that there is a large amount in the article that has nothing to do with     That in a nutshell could be a good starting point for deciding how to divide this article We need to clearly delineate the topic of the article to begin with