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Police in Germany say the attempted abduction of a newborn child was foiled by the quick reaction of his 9-year-old brother.

Interpol says it has arrested a Nigerian accused of scamming $60 million from companies around the world through fraudulent emails.

Zimbabwe police have arrested a leading official of the veterans association as he stepped out of a courthouse where a colleague is answering charges of insulting the president.

The Philippine president says he hopes his government can resume peace talks with communist guerrillas later this month despite his withdrawal of a ceasefire order after the rebels killed a militiaman in an attack.

Saudi Arabia says four family members have been killed by a cross-border missile from Yemen that struck their home in the southern region of Jizan.

A group of militants, including a suicide truck bomber, targeted a Kabul guesthouse for foreign contractors early on Monday, killing one policeman and wounding four, Afghan authorities said, as the Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack.

Romanian military prosecutors say four former communist officials will stand trial for the death of a dissident in prison under the regime of former leader Nicolae Ceausescu.

More than 100,000 students have linked their hands to form human chains in Bangladesh to protest two attacks last month by suspected Islamist militants.

Cambodia's prime minister is suing the country's opposition leader and an opposition lawmaker for suggesting the authorities were involved in the killing of a popular political analyst who spoke critically of the government.

For a short while, people in Japan panicked after authorities sent an erroneous warning that a massive earthquake had hit the Tokyo area.

Uganda's police chief has been summoned to court over torture charges related to alleged police brutality against members of the political opposition.

The Latest on the developments in the war in Syria (all times local): 1:10 p.m.

The head of the French Muslim Council says a new foundation will be created to help finance the construction and running of mosques in the country and keep out radical benefactors.

Polish officials, war veterans and regular citizens are marking the 72nd anniversary of the start of the Warsaw Uprising, a struggle against Nazi Germany in 1944 that lasted 63 days and ended tragically for the Poles.

South Africa's elderly, disabled and other groups are voting early ahead of municipal elections on Wednesday in which the ruling party faces a robust challenge from opposition groups seeking to capitalize on scandals linked to President Jacob Zuma.

India's government says it plans to evacuate thousands of Indian workers who have lost their jobs in Saudi Arabia and cannot afford to pay for a flight home.

A Syrian military official says government forces have repelled an attack by insurgents that was an attempt to break the siege imposed on rebel-held parts of the northern city of Aleppo.

Austrian soldiers have started guarding embassies in Vienna to free up police for other duties, including preventing possible terrorist attacks.

Qatar Airways says it has boosted its stake in British Airways and Iberia parent IAG, and now owns just over a fifth of the company.

A look at some recent key developments in the South China Sea, where China is pitted against smaller neighbors in multiple disputes over islands, coral reefs and lagoons in waters crucial for global commerce and rich in fish and potential gas and oil reserves: ___ EDITOR'S NOTE: This is a weekly look at the latest key developments in the South China Sea, home to several territorial conflicts that have raised tensions in the region.