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British police say a man has been arrested after scaling a gate outside Buckingham Palace.

Diplomats tell The Associated Press that Russia's government lodged a formal complaint last month with the United Nations over a top U.N.

An academic at the London School of Economics says she and colleagues have been told they can no longer advise the U.K. government on Britain's exit from the European Union because they are not British citizens.

A senior official in the prosecutor's office of the International Criminal Court says it is collecting information about alleged war crimes by both Israelis and Palestinians.

A court has cleared the ex-mayor of Rome in an expense account scandal that cost him his job and plunged the already troubled city administration into a year of chaos.

Police say a Liberian man, his partner and her grandson were injured in what appears to have been a racially motivated attack at the man's home in eastern Germany.

The bitter enemies who finally sit down to make peace have been a recurring theme for the Nobel Peace Prize.

A European Central Bank official says Britain's exit from the European Union's single market would hurt the bloc's eurozone economies less than initially expected, and that Britain stands to suffer most.

French President Francois Hollande has postponed a visit to Poland after the country backed off from a multibillion-euro purchase of French-made Caracal helicopters.

The Latest on the conflict in Syria (all times local): 5:30 p.m.

Officials say a freight train has rammed into a bus on an unmanned railroad crossing in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province, killing at least three people.

U.K. Independence Party legislator Steven Woolfe was moved to a hospital's neurological unit after being injured in an altercation with a colleague, as the two men gave conflicting accounts Friday of how the embarrassing clash unfolded.

The driver of a truck that overturned while carrying roughly 180 pigs to a Toronto-area slaughterhouse has been charged with careless driving.

The Dutch government says it will remain involved in a United Nations peacekeeping mission in Mali next year, keeping some 290 troops in the West African nation.

Two bombs struck a passenger train minutes apart in southwest Pakistan on Friday, killing at least six people and wounding 19, officials said.

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair is dropping hints about a possible return to politics.

Belgian prosecutors say the brother of a man charged with stabbing two Brussels police officers has been arrested and charged with participating in the activities of a terrorist group.

Jordan's King Abdullah II says Chancellor Angela Merkel should be commended for her decision to open Germany's doors to hundreds of thousands of migrants and for her government's support for his and other countries in the region dealing with the flood of refugees from Syria.

Officials say a freight train has rammed into a bus on an unmanned railroad crossing in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province, killing at least three people.

The long-awaited move on Mosul is expected to begin early next week, as Kurdish, national and allied forces prepare to oust ISIS from its Iraqi stronghold, sources told FoxNews.com.