AfricaLink | Deutsche Welle | 09.05.2018, 18:00 UTC

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AfricaLink | Deutsche Welle 09.05.2018 | 18:00 UTC Namibians losing patience over German slowness to act on genocide claims Anger is building in Namibia over inaction by colonial-era power Germany, almost three years after talks began about an apology and reparations for the genocide of its indigenous Herero and Nama. Seeking justice for colonial-era genocide victims Berlin unruffled by US lawsuit on colonial-era genocide Indigenous Namibians claim reparations from Germany for colonial era crimes Pressure grows on Germany in legal battle over colonial-era genocide Namibia deliberates suing Germany over reparations   © Deutsche Welle 2018

Asia Compact | 09.05.2018, 18:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 09.05.2018 | 18:00 UTC Asia Investigating Duterte's drug war in Philippines — facts and fiction It has been two years since Duterte became president of the Philippines and unleashed a brutal war on drugs. The death toll is high but nobody seems to know the real numbers — not even the police, as a DW research shows. Duterte's war on drugs — how does Bantay Krimen work? Husain Haqqani: 'Pakistani military fears ethno-linguistic identities' Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's former ambassador to the US, is a fierce critic of his country's military establishment. In a DW interview, Haqqani calls for a "reimagining" of Pakistan's Islamic state ideology. Imran Khan: military solution has failed in Pakistan and Afghanistan Pakistan-Afghanistan border fence: Will it stop militants? Pakistan Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal injured in gun attack Pakistan's Hazara standoff: why did the army mediate? Opinion: Pakistan needs ex-PM Sharif's political role now more than ever Pashtuns rise up against war, Taliban and Pakistani military Donald Trump slams Pakistan's 'lies and deceit' over terrorism Economic corridor - CPEC could turn Pakistan into China's 'client state' Pakistan's Manzoor Pashteen: 'Pashtuns are fed up with war' North Korea denuclearization: can Pyongyang be trusted? Despite the diplomatic advances of recent weeks, there's little trust in Japan for the North Korean regime. Pyongyang is critical of Tokyo's firm stance on "maximum pressure" and is desperate for sanctions to be relaxed. Japan, China and S Korea meet after two-year hiatus Radio program broadcasts hope to Japanese in North Korea World leaders consider tougher North Korea sanctions China, Japan, South Korea agree on North Korea nuclear action China supports North Korea's commitment to denuclearization North and South Korean leaders make nuclear pledge Mike Pompeo in North Korea for pre-summit meetings North Korea's Kim Jong Un makes second China visit for talks with Xi Jinping What's next for Japan's forgotten prisoners in North Korea? After Kim-Xi meeting, Abe eager to advance Japan's interests Japanese PM Shinzo Abe warns North Korea talks could be ploy Kim-Trump summit: is the world expecting too much from it? Is the world ignoring North Korea's 'crimes against humanity'? News Australia: Five more lawmakers forced from office over dual nationality ban Australia faces emergency by-elections after more lawmakers resigned for holding dual citizenship. Fourteen lawmakers have been hit by the constitutional ban, which could strengthen the hand of Prime Minister Turnbull. Barnaby Joyce: 'I'm going to get back to work' Politician makes history by breastfeeding in parliament An Aussie breakfast in Berlin Australian minister Matt Canavan steps down after his mother registered him as an Italian Australia Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce reveals he could hold New Zealand citizenship Australia PM Malcolm Turnbull mulls law to force lawmakers to declare citizenship Australian Parliament rocked by twin resignations over dual citizenship Australia to add 'values' test to citizenship exam Australia election count neck and neck with hung parliament looming   © Deutsche Welle 2018