Fox World

The U.S. embassy in Israel could be on the move – to a place that would cause tension with Palestinians.

It seems like a big deal.

Bosnian officials said Monday they expect citizens who joined the Islamic State group will soon return home and pose a threat to the country or elsewhere in Europe.

The Syrian regime was in control of nearly all of Aleppo on Monday, the government and an opposition monitoring group said, as a proposal for the rebels’ safe passage from the city awaited approval from Russia, the regime’s main military backer.

Britain's government is banning an extreme right wing group under the Terrorism Act 2000 — the first time a right-wing organization has been banned under the legislation.

Colombia's president has reiterated a call for a new approach in the drug war and cautioned that countries won't succeed alone.

Hundreds of men, women and children were found buried in mass graves in Iraq under the control of Saddam Hussein -- but for the captured dictator, a handful of scrapes and bruises was enough for him.

“Mexico is becoming a cemetery for journalists,” said Emmanuel Colombie, head of Reporters without Borders for the Americas.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that her country, Europe's biggest economic power, won't be changing its policy on China and Taiwan after President-elect Donald Trump raised questions about the future U.S. stance.

Reindeer living on the Arctic island of Svalbard are getting smaller — and scientists say climate change may be the cause.

President Maduro said the move looks to combat smuggling on the Colombian border.

Greek and British authorities say they have dismantled an international ring suspected of smuggling hundreds of migrants to Britain and other European countries using falsified travel documents.

Venezuelans are rushing to spend their 100-bolivar notes after President Nicolas Maduro's announcement they will be taken out of circulation to stop the "mafias" who smuggle contraband on the Colombian border.

Kosovo authorities have detained a Serb citizen suspected of war crimes during the 1998-99 war.

The European Union has imposed travel bans and asset freezes on seven senior security officials in Congo.

U.N.

A leading Israeli opposition politician is questioning Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's goal of dismantling the international community's nuclear deal with Iran.

Premier-designate Paolo Gentiloni says he has quickly completed sounding out political leaders on his proposed Democrat-led Cabinet and will tell Italy's president later Monday evening if he's succeeded in forming a government.

British Prime Minister Teresa May is introducing an official definition for anti-Semitism in hopes of curbing attacks against Jews.

The European Union says it stands ready to impose fresh sanctions against anyone who incites ethnic hatred, obstructs the peace process or stops U.N agencies from doing their work in South Sudan.