Bishop vows to work with Germany on terror

Australia and Germany will work together to tackle the challenge of their citizens becoming radicalised, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says.

German Minister of Foreign Affairs , Frank-Walter Steinmeier right, talks with his Australian counterparts, Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, in Berlin

German Minister of Foreign Affairs , Frank-Walter Steinmeier right, talks with his Australian counterparts, Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, in Berlin Source: AAP

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says Australia will work with Germany to tackle the challenge of their own citizens becoming radicalised.

"Like Australia, Germany also has a number of citizens who have become radicalised, who have been attracted to the horrific ideology of ISIL," she said from Germany.

Both nations could share information, ideas, experiences and intelligence to defeat the scourge of terrorism, she said.


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