Asia Compact | 07.02.2018, 19:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 07.02.2018 | 19:00 UTC Asia Pakistani minister: 'CPEC linked to civilian supremacy' In an interview with DW, Pakistan's minister for ports and shipping, Hasil Bizenjo, talks about the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project and the "necessity" of civilian supremacy for its success. #MeToo movement in Pakistan: 'We've had enough' Can Afghanistan join China-Pakistan Economic Corridor? Pakistan: One step forward, two steps back Trump is good for Afghanistan, tough on Pakistan, say experts Can India challenge China with new Iranian Chabahar Port? Gwadar – Pakistan's impoverished colony or an economic hub? Economic corridor - CPEC could turn Pakistan into China's 'client state' 'New Silk Road' and China's hegemonic ambitions North Korea prepares major military parade on eve of Olympic Games Pyongyang defies international pressure to cancel the show of strength of its forces, although many in South Korea say they are more concerned at the possible response from the US. Julian Ryall reports. North Korea using Berlin to flout nuclear sanctions Sister of North Korea's Kim Jong Un to attend Olympics, says Seoul South Korea's 'peace Olympics' fail to please all Korea 2017: 'Rocketman' Kim vs. 'mentally deranged' Trump Report: North Korea got nuclear knowhow via Berlin embassy Opinion: Kim Jong Un's Olympic Games Pyongyang claims its missiles were part of a drill to hit US bases News Pakistani court sentences one to death, five to life over lynching of student Among 31 people convicted over the killing of a Pakistani student, one's been sentenced to death and five others to life. The 23-year-old journalism student was killed over blasphemy rumors that turned out to be false. #JusticeForMashal: Speaking out against Pakistan's blasphemy laws | Follow the Hashtag Pakistan journalism student latest victim of blasphemy vigilantes Pakistan Christian teen detained over 'Koran burning' Pakistan's alarming social media death sentence Blasphemy allegations – the new way of muzzling free speech in South Asia Asia Cambodian politics - opposing PM Hun Sen from afar Cambodian opposition leader-in-exile, Sam Rainsy, is trying to mount a strong challenge to long-ruling Prime Minister Hun Sen in Cambodia's upcoming elections – from and with the help of Europe. Kris Janssens reports. Cambodia's construction boom Is Cambodia an autocratic state now? Opposition leader Kem Sokha arrested for treason in Cambodia Cambodian Supreme Court dissolves main opposition party Cambodia arrests foreigners for 'pornographic dancing' EU cuts off funds for Cambodia election after opposition party dissolved 'Meet to Kill' murderer of Cambodia's Kem Ley jailed for life Jailed Cambodian opposition leader Kem Sokha calls for 'free and fair' elections   © Deutsche Welle 2018