Asia Compact | 06.04.2018, 18:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 06.04.2018 | 18:00 UTC Asia Cambridge Analytica causing trouble for Facebook in Southeast Asia In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, Facebook is being forced to answer tough questions in Southeast Asian countries whether its platform is being abused and if citizens' data were misused. Facebook - a network of intransparency? Facebook reveals more affected in data breach Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data scandal: What you need to know Facebook to change privacy controls amid data scandal outcry Facebook admits to far higher number of data breaches Facebook: 'The truth has been lost' India sends notice to Facebook over possible election manipulation Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg admits 'mistakes' in Cambridge Analytica scandal Opinion: While privacy concerns persist, Facebook also contributes to democracy Deutsche Post sold voter microtargeting data to CDU and FDP What role did Cambridge Analytica play in the Brexit vote? India and Nepal rebuild trust amid China's regional ambition Nepal's new Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli's visit to India is expected to redefine relations between the two countries amid Kathmandu's growing closeness to Beijing. Murali Krishnan reports from New Delhi. Protests in Nepal lead to fuel shortages Nepal's economy still rebuilding after quake Nepal votes in first parliamentary election since 1999 Nepal's new PM seeks to balance ties with India, China China increases influence over Tibetan refugees in Nepal Border blockade leaves Nepal short on fuel, blood bags Is the world ignoring North Korea's 'crimes against humanity'? Rights activists have condemned a recent visit to North Korea by the Olympic Committee president as a sign that the international community is willing to overlook human rights abuses for the sake of dialogue. South Korean K-Pop artists perform in Pyongyang North, South Korean officials meet to hash out logistics ahead of rare summit North Korea ignores US-South Korea military drills K-Pop diplomacy as Kim Jong Un attends concert by S. Korean stars Japanese PM Shinzo Abe warns North Korea talks could be ploy After Kim-Xi meeting, Abe eager to advance Japan's interests North Korea wants to be in next two Olympics, says IOC chief Kim Jong Un pledges 'denuclearization' in talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping North Korean defector: 'I am still not free' Opinion: A big stage for the 'little rocket man' News Studio Ghibli co-founder Isao Takahata dies at 82 Japanese anime master Isao Takahata has passed away at a Tokyo hospital after battling lung cancer. He was best known for his works "Grave of the Fireflies" and "Heidi, Girl of the Alps." Heidi forever: Switzerland's most famous orphan is back Two Films Share the Golden Bear Japan's parliament approves controversial security bill   © Deutsche Welle 2018