Asia Compact | 08.05.2018, 18:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 08.05.2018 | 18:00 UTC Asia From Afghan refugee to British politician Peymana Assad, whose parents came to the UK as refugees 25 years ago, is playing an active role in British politics. In an interview with DW, she talks about her political activities and far-right extremism in Britain. Afghan amputee swimmer aims for success Brexit: Why South Asian students are looking forward to it Muslim radicalization in Britain: Countering the extremists' rationale Mass deportation of rejected Afghan asylum seekers from Germany imminent: report Frustrated expat Malaysians hasten to get votes home Despite numerous hurdles, overseas Malaysians are racing against time and an implausible deadline to cast their votes in what is regarded as the country's most crucial election yet. Politicians, party or policies: how will Malaysians pick? Malaysia polls to decide fates of PM Najib, ex-strongman Mahathir Malaysia's new law against 'fake news' snares second opposition leader ahead of elections Malaysia elections - undecided? spoil your vote Artist Fahmi Reza: 'Malaysian politics is a circus full of clowns' News North Korea's Kim Jong Un makes second China visit for talks with Xi Jinping Chinese state media has reported that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un paid a second visit to China to hold talks with President Xi Jinping. The meeting comes ahead of the planned summit between Kim and Donald Trump. Ping-pong diplomacy Korean style Koreas pledge to pursue final peace, denuclearization Kim-Trump summit: is the world expecting too much from it? China supports North Korea's commitment to denuclearization North Korea hails summit with South as 'immortal achievement' Opinion: Hand in hand into no man's land After Kim-Xi meeting, Abe eager to advance Japan's interests China's trade with North Korea slumps on UN sanctions Asia Kim-Trump summit: is the world expecting too much from it? Developments to date on the Korean Peninsula have been swift and positive, but the real test of peace and security in Northeast Asia hinges on what each side is willing to cede ground on when the two leaders meet. Koreas pledge to pursue final peace, denuclearization Ping-pong diplomacy Korean style North Korea synchronizes time zone with South South Korea: North committed to 'complete denuclearization' of peninsula Is the world ignoring North Korea's 'crimes against humanity'? Sieren's China: A war of diplomacy on the Korean peninsula South Korea's Moon Jae-in: Give the Nobel to Donald Trump North and South Korea: how different are they? Opinion: Hand in hand into no man's land   © Deutsche Welle 2018