Asia Compact | 14.03.2018, 19:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 14.03.2018 | 19:00 UTC News Myanmar ready to work with UN on Rohingya repatriations Just 374 Rohingya refugees have been cleared by Myanmar authorities to return to their homes from their shelters in Bangladesh. Estimates put the number of the Rohingya who have fled at 700,000. UN official says Myanmar ethnic cleansing is ongoing How Myanmar can guarantee Rohingya security Myanmar's diaspora returning to aid economic development Myanmar 'militarizing' razed Rohingya villages in Rakhine – Amnesty Myanmar's Rohingya: A history of forced exoduses Opinion: The pope and the word Rohingya Rohingya crisis - 'These people need all the help they can get' Asia Will China's high debt levels spark a financial crisis? Multiple international organizations have expressed concerns about China's ballooning debt levels and warned the Asian giant could face a full-blown financial crisis should there be no action to counter the problem. China promises economic opening China's way to the top US steel tariffs: A new trade war? Chinese trade barriers move into Trump's focus China: Trade war with US would be disastrous China says financial risks 'under control' 'New Silk Road' and China's hegemonic ambitions China to tighten banking and insurance control As China takes 'center stage,' Europe stands at a crossroads How dangerous are China's shadow banks? 'The Chinese Dream' and Xi Jinping's power politics Trade wars and real wars: another perspective on the world economy Filipinos resist China-funded dams amid Beijing's growing clout in Southeast Asia Filipinos have rallied at the Chinese Embassy in Manila to protest against two Beijing-funded dam projects that they say will occupy land, destroy environment and incur massive foreign debt on the Philippine government. Donald Trump meets Philippines leader Rodrigo Duterte Philippines' Duterte scales back building work in South China Sea spat Is the Philippines' Duterte playing China against Japan? Philippines rejects European development money as China fills the funding gap China joins Duterte's controversial drug war Duterte's embarrassing to and fro on South China Sea News Germany weighs up Vietnam spymaster link to abduction German federal prosecutors have reportedly opened a probe into a top Vietnamese spy's role in an abduction in Berlin. The incident has caused a major crisis between Berlin and Hanoi. Lawyer: Thanh won't get a fair trial in Vietnam Vietnamese oil executive kidnapped in Berlin gets second life sentence Germany expels second Vietnamese diplomat for involvement in alleged kidnapping Berlin bloggers fear the long arm of Hanoi 'Cold-War-style kidnapping' - Berlin waits in vain for signal from Hanoi More DW Enter our travel video competition! Did you shoot brilliant pictures of the world's most beautiful places on your last vacation? Then send us your video and win a DW travel backpack and DW rain jacket!   © Deutsche Welle 2018