Asia Compact | 23.03.2018, 19:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 23.03.2018 | 19:00 UTC Asia Iran and North Korea: The return of John Bolton's 'axis of evil'? President Trump's new security adviser has built a reputation as a foreign policy hardliner, who has advocated military action against North Korea and Iran. What does his appointment mean for the future of US policy? Who is John Bolton? Trump chooses Bolton as national security adviser Benjamin Netanyahu: Iran 'is the greatest threat to our world' John Bolton: The conservative hawk tapped by Trump Opinion: John Bolton's rise could be death knell for Iran deal Donald Trump replaces US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson with Mike Pompeo 'US must not cross red line' during possible Trump-Kim meeting Iran nuclear deal under pressure as Pompeo heads to State Department Could Saudi Arabia's nuclear ambitions shake up the Middle East? Pakistan honors late human rights icon Asma Jahangir Pakistan has conferred the country's highest civilian award on Asma Jahangir, the human rights icon who died in February. DW talks to Pakistani women who are continuing Jahangir's legacy in a male-dominated society. #MeToo movement in Pakistan: 'We've had enough' Mukhtar Mai: Gang rape victim on fashion catwalk Pakistani rights activist Asma Jahangir dies at 66 Asma Jahangir - Pakistan's fearless rights campaigner Asma Jahangir: 'Pakistani intelligence plotted my assassination' Asma Jahangir: 'Panama Papers report aimed at ousting PM Sharif' Imran Khan's ex-wife and activist Reham Khan: 'Sexual coercion rife in Pakistani politics' Pakistan child rape and murder case 'just tip of iceberg' Verna: Pakistani rape film pushes social boundaries Taliban magazine aims to turn women into jihadists Will China's regulator reshuffle turn all state media into propaganda? Beijing has announced a plan to consolidate film, news and publishing under one regulatory body. With control over all media content, China's Communist Party can project its ideal image and quash dissent. Xi revives communist nostalgia and personality cult China flexes its muscles in foreign firms Opinion: China's Xi Jinping — the man who decides the fate of billions Sieren's China: Old-school show of power Germany 'stagnating' in cultural struggle with Russia, China China accuses Australian media of racism and paranoia 'The Chinese Dream' and Xi Jinping's power politics News South Korea's ex-President Lee Myung-bak arrested over corruption allegations Prosecutors have accused the former president of taking bribes from business groups and his own intelligence agency. In one instance, Samsung Group allegedly bought a presidential pardon for a business leader. South Korea's spy agency tried to rig 2012 presidential elections Ousted South Korean President Park Geun-hye in court for bribery trial South Korean constitutional court rules President Park Geun-hye must leave office Samsung Boss Indicted   © Deutsche Welle 2018