Asia Compact | 30.01.2018, 19:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 30.01.2018 | 19:00 UTC Asia Journalist Paul Salopek explores ancient path of human migration American journalist Paul Salopek is in the middle of his 21,000-mile odyssey on foot that retraces the path of human migration. DW spoke to him about his journey and how it changed his outlook for mankind. Skepticism in Gilgit-Baltistan over China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Saudi Arabia to become 'softer' nation? US tells Turkey to show 'restraint' with Syria Kurds Refugees drown off Greek coast, others start hunger strike in Lesbos camp News India: 63 million women statistically 'missing,' 21 million unwanted The Indian government says sex-selective abortions and a neglect of girls have resulted in millions of statistically "missing" women. Despite the numbers, some gender equality indicators have improved for women. India asks high court: Is rape in marriage still rape? @dwnews - #IWillGoOut: Indian women take to social media to protest against sexual assaults India: Elderly women learn to read Why implementing child bride verdict is a challenge in India Power to Indian women entrepreneurs India's top court blocks controversial Muslim 'triple talaq' divorce law #MeToo: 'Sexual predators' list divides Indian feminists India rape victim 'attacked with acid, fourth time' Rape of eight-month-old baby sickens India Muslim men instantly divorcing women could be declared criminals in India Asia Rape of eight-month-old baby sickens India The grotesque sexual assault on an 8-month-old baby in Delhi is the latest in a series of rapes that has prompted serious soul-searching as to why authorities are failing to protect women and girls. India asks high court: Is rape in marriage still rape? India: Gang rape death sentence upheld India rape victim 'attacked with acid, fourth time' Outrage in India over gang-rape and murder of young woman in Haryana Horrific cases exemplify India's grotesque rape problem Blame victims and the West – India's way of justifying sexual assaults? India's rape survivors continue to be degraded by two-finger tests #MeToo: 'Sexual predators' list divides Indian feminists More than 34,600 reported rapes in India last year; six each day in Delhi News North Korea pulls out of pre-Olympic event with South Authorities in Seoul have said that Pyongyang has canceled a joint cultural event over "insulting" news stories. North Korea sometimes engages in policy turn-arounds in order to gain an upper hand on the South. North and South Korea agree joint women's ice hockey team North Korea calls for unification in rare statement to 'all Koreans' South Korea's 'peace Olympics' fail to please all South Korean officials visit North as Seoul rejects Olympics critique IOC: Two Koreas to march together at Winter Olympics opening ceremony   © Deutsche Welle 2018