Asia Compact | 23.02.2018, 19:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 23.02.2018 | 19:00 UTC Asia Dengue vaccine controversy sparks panic in Philippines Health experts fear that a drop in immunization rates amid an ongoing dengue vaccine controversy could jeopardize other government vaccination programs and trigger epidemics in the Philippines. Ana P. Santos reports. Singapore's mosquito police Chikungunya outbreak hits Delhi economy Philippines: Dengue vaccine may be linked to 3 deaths Dengue: risks and side effects of the world's first vaccine Philippines - workers with HIV face discrimination, says HRW Why HIV infections are rising in the Philippines Battle for Marawi takes huge toll on public health in Philippines News Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets Canada's Justin Trudeau amid talks of 'snub' Modi met the Canadian premier nearly a week after he arrived on his first state visit. Trudeau's trip to India has seen him make multiple costume changes and show off dance moves but has not gone exactly to plan. Canada's Trudeau apologizes after 'physical altercation' with lawmaker Why Narendra Modi hugs the rich and powerful Canada's Justin Trudeau shakes up indigenous affairs with Cabinet reshuffle Justin Trudeau criticized after telling woman to say 'peoplekind' rather than 'mankind' Trudeau unveils cabinet that 'looks like Canada' Trudeau sorry for 'historic wrong' against aboriginal Canadians Social media and the rise of the Global Politician Myanmar bulldozed scores of Rohingya villages, says human rights group Human Rights Watch says the Myanmar authorities' actions were aimed at covering up evidence of atrocities against Rohingya Muslims. HRW calls on the government to allow UN fact-finding team in to Rakhine state. Humanitarian crisis looms in Rohingya refugee camps Myanmar prepares for returnees, but Rohingya remain wary Myanmar's Rohingya rebels - What you need to know Opinion: The pope and the word Rohingya Myanmar's Rohingya: A history of forced exoduses Reuters says Myanmar detained its journalists over Rohingya massacre probe Rohingya people in Myanmar: what you need to know Myanmar Rohingya crackdown: 'A textbook example of ethnic cleansing,' says UN Myanmar, Bangladesh agree to return Rohingya refugees in two years All the wild horses are extinct: study New genetic research has revealed that the world's wild horses went extinct hundreds, if not thousands, of years ago. Scientists found that an assumed wild breed, native to Mongolia, were actually domesticated horses. Preserving the world's last wild horses Saving wild horses from going extinct Camel hospital opens in Dubai Preserving the world's last wild horses   © Deutsche Welle 2018