Asia Compact | 04.04.2018, 18:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 04.04.2018 | 18:00 UTC News Indigenous activists protest at the 'Stolenwealth' Games opening ceremony Protesters waved banners that read "Colonization is not a game," as the 21st Commonwealth Games got underway on Australia's Gold Coast. More than 70 nations and territories are competing in the 12-day multi-sport event. Australia - Great Barrier Reef at risk Aborigines omitted from Australian river plan Commonwealth Games: Officials summon team after needles found in Games village Report slams imprisonment rates for Australia's indigenous women Olympics: Australia names first indigenous Winter Olympian Australia Day: Thousands protest 'European invasion' Indigenous Australians fight coal and climate change Australia failing to improve lives of indigenous people New rehab law targets Australia's Aborigines Asia Afghans in Kunduz trapped by conflict A government airstrike in northern Afghanistan has killed over 50 civilians. Afghans who live in areas contested by Taliban militants are finding nowhere to escape as attacks increase. DW spoke with local witnesses. Kabul declares day of mourning German defense minister tells troops in Afghanistan to prepare for long haul US military admits Afghan airstrike "likely" killed civilians Red Cross 'dramatically' scales back mission in Afghanistan Why Kabul struggled to retake Kunduz Why Central Asian states want peace with the Taliban Opinion: Peace proposal with Taliban puts the West in a fix Is US pressure pushing Taliban toward peace? News Malaysian food lovers in a flap over 'crispy' chicken rendang Food lovers across Southeast Asia have united in derision, after a Malaysian-born chef was drummed out of a cookery contest because her chicken wasn't crispy enough. The problem — chicken rendang should never be crispy. Artist Fahmi Reza: 'Malaysian politics is a circus full of clowns' Malaysian government calls for 10-year jail sentence for 'fake news' Asia Kashmir violence: Has Modi's policy failed? India-administered Kashmir is again in the grip of violence, as protesters clash with security forces. New Delhi claims Pakistan is fueling terrorism in the area, but some say PM Modi's Kashmir strategy is to blame. Indian government forces kill militant leader Indian-administered Kashmir @dwnews - Social media campaign highlighting violence in Kashmir Modi outlines vision for India Security clampdown, strike paralyze Kashmir after fierce clashes Several dead as India intensifies campaign against militants in Kashmir India imposes curfew on Kashmir on anniversary of Burhan Wani's death Indian police kill Pakistan-based militant Noor Mohammad Tantray in Kashmir What is Pakistan's militancy issue all about? Arundhati Roy: 'India is colonizing itself' India's partition and 70 years of proxy jihad Bell rings in Indian Kashmir 50 years after arson attack Opinion: The anniversary of hatred The Islamization of Kashmir's separatist movement   © Deutsche Welle 2018