Asia Compact | 30.04.2018, 18:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 30.04.2018 | 18:00 UTC Asia Korean family reunions: too little, too late? Leaders of the two Koreas agreed to resume reunions of war-separated Korean families at their recent summit. But this hasn't brought much solace to the affected North and South Korean families. Alexander Freund reports. North Korea to close down underground nuclear test site Koreas pledge to pursue final peace, denuclearization South Koreans view summit with cautious optimism South Korea's Moon Jae-in: Give the Nobel to Donald Trump South Korea's self-appointed 'patriots' protest against rapprochement with North Korea North and South Korean leaders make nuclear pledge North Korea to shut nuclear test site in May, Seoul says South Korean loudspeakers silenced for good as relations with North thaw Muslim radicalization in Britain: countering the extremists' rationale In an interview with DW, London-based scholar Dr. Farid Panjwani talks about the reasons behind the growing radicalization of South Asian Muslim youths in the UK, and what needs to be done to counter extremist threat. Combating the Islamist threat Britain: Muslims face increasing abuse Despite attack, Britain downplays threat of Islamist radicalization UK faces 'right-wing terrorist threat,' says counterterrorism police chief UK urges online firms to remove terrorist content 'Islamic State' claims responsibility for London attack In Depth South Korea's self-appointed 'patriots' protest against rapprochement with North Korea After the historic summit of the two Korean heads of state, South Korea's nationalists are mobilizing to oppose closer ties. But, the majority of the population remains optimistic. Alexander Freund reports from Seoul. Dennis and the dictator South Korea's ex-President Park Geun-hye receives 24-year jail term North and South Korean leaders make nuclear pledge North Korea to shut nuclear test site in May, Seoul says North Korea hails summit with South as 'immortal achievement' South Korean loudspeakers silenced for good as relations with North thaw North and South Korea: how different are they? Korean family reunions: too little, too late? News Kabul hit by twin suicide blasts, several deaths reported Two explosions in Afghanistan's capital have killed more than 20 people, officials say. The so-called "Islamic State" claimed responsibility for the attacks, which also targeted journalists. Terror-stricken Afghans find comfort in birds Kabul residents in shock after wave of violence Kabul bombing: Afghanistan and the West 'share a common threat' Why is 'Islamic State' targeting Shiites in Afghanistan?   © Deutsche Welle 2018