Australian rejected jihadist doctrine before Bulgaria arrest
A young Australian facing jail on terror charges in Bulgaria had vehemently rejected Islam more than a month before his arrest.
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Nick Miller
Nick Miller is Europe correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age
'This shows what kind of a justice system there is in this country'
John Zakhariev, the 21 year-old former Sydney schoolboy, said he expects to be found guilty of terrorism charges next month.
Macron to heal divisions after destructive election
After a euphoric night France's new president-elect Emmanuel Macron faced a sobering morning on Monday — and the task of forming a government that can heal the divisions exposed by its election campaign.
Macron wins French presidency by emphatic margin
Emmanuel Macron was elected president of France on Sunday with a business-friendly vision of European integration, defeating Marine Le Pen, a far-right nationalist who threatened to take France out of the European Union, early projections showed.
France heads to the polls amid document hack to Emmanuel Macron campaign
France has gone to the polls to choose a president, amid continuing fallout from a massive hack of sensitive documents from the campaign of frontrunner Emmanuel Macron.
'Democratic shipwreck' as Emmanuel Macron emails leaked before poll
France's extraordinary presidential election has had a last-minute twist: the public release of a hoard of emails and documents hacked from the campaign of front-runner centrist Emmanuel Macron, which his campaign said had 'put the vital interests of democracy in jeopardy'.
Ireland's peace agreement threatened by 'hard' Brexit
Cattle farmer Damian McGenity fears that Brexit will bring a return to Northern Ireland's Troubles.
Like Hollywood but with dirty money, welcome to London's richest suburbs
Kleptocracy Tours takes you through the city with the highest concentration of dirty money in the world.
Putin a 'dark Sith Lord' as Russia spreads fake news, NATO seminar told
Russia had been provoked by NATO's move to beef up its presence in the Baltic nations, Latvia's infantry head says.
Julie Bishop: Australia may join world's biggest 'cyber-war' drills
Australia is considering taking part in one of the world's biggest 'cyber-war' exercises.
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