At least 28 people were wounded in Munich on Thursday in a car-ramming incident that the state premier said was probably an attack. A 24-year-old Afghan asylum-seeker drove a car into a crowd of people as the German city prepared to host a top-level security conference. Police in the southern city said a car approached police vehicles stopped by a demonstration held by the Verdi union before speeding up and hitting people. The suspected attack throws security back into the spotlight before a federal election next week following several other...

Police in the German city of Munich have said at least 28 people were injured after a car drove into a crowd of people, with police saying the driver was detained at the scene. Munich police said Thursday afternoon there was no public danger after a car drove into a group of people earlier in the day in the capital city of Germany's southern state of Bavaria. They said at least 28 people were injured in the incident. The driver was detained promptly at the scene, police said, later saying...