Asia Compact | 12.02.2018, 19:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 12.02.2018 | 19:00 UTC Asia Electoral bonds - boon or bane for India? Indian PM Narendra Modi's government has announced the roll out of an electoral bond scheme aimed to make political funding more transparent in elections. But will it work? Murali Krishnan reports. India: State election seen as test for PM's reforms Narendra Modi's golden opportunity to reform India Indian state elections - A referendum on PM Modi's demonetization policy Gujarat election: Indian PM Narendra Modi faces big test in home state Why are actors so successful in South Indian politics? From Panama to Paradise: The biggest tax evasion data leaks in history 'Trump village' in India wants toilets and a cleaner future News Olympics chief Thomas Bach set to visit North Korea International Olympic Comittee President Thomas Bach says he "welcomed" an invitation to visit North Korea after the Winter Olympics. Bach's invite comes after the South Korean president was also invited to the North. North Korea invites South Korean president to Pyongyang North Korea leader Kim Jong Un invites South Korean president to summit Historic handshake marks Korean unity at Olympic Opening Ceremony Opinion: You can't expect sport to save the world Jim Mattis: 'Too early' to tell if Olympics can reduce tensions between Koreas Australia failing to improve lives of indigenous people Ten years after setting an ambitious goal to close the gap between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians, the government is failing to meet more than half its targets. A lack of funding has been blamed. A road trip across Australia Australia failing to improve plight of Aboriginal citizens #10.02.2016 - 11.03.2016 First gay couples tie the knot in Australia Australia bans tourists from climbing Uluru Trudeau sorry for 'historic wrong' against aboriginal Canadians Australians rally against rights abuses at juvenile detention center How Australia is failing its indigenous people PM: Australia failing to improve plight of Aboriginal citizens Grant: 'The Australian Dream remains outside our grasp' Australia Apologises to the Aborigines Cambodia deports Westerners charged with 'dirty dancing' Seven Westerners detained in Cambodia on pornography charges after a pool party have been deported, a court official says. Three others remain in custody despite denying the allegations. Cambodia arrests foreigners for 'pornographic dancing' Is Cambodia an autocratic state now? Cambodia: 'Revealing' clothes to be banned   © Deutsche Welle 2018