Asia Compact | 19.03.2013, 19:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 19.03.2013 | 19:00 UTC Asia Bundeswehr Kunduz victims demand justice three years on After the 2009 Bundeswehr air raid in Kunduz, the victims' families are still waiting for justice. They demand higher damages be paid and that the colonel who ordered the strike be brought before a court. Distrust between ISAF and Afghans increases New priorities for the Taliban ISAF spokesman: 'We respect Karzai's decisions' Society Drug abuse threatens Punjab's population The Indian state of Punjab is in the grip of a drug abuse crisis. Surveys indicate that more than half of all rural households are home to at least one drug addict, a problem most severe along the Pakistan border. The plight of Afghanistan's opium brides Little relief for Afghan drug addicts Taliban take a hard line on Viagra Asia Rape of Swiss national tarnishes India's image A romantic getaway turned into a nightmare for a Swiss couple camping in northern India when they were robbed and the woman gang-raped. The incident has sparked security concerns for foreign tourists. Indian rape suspect dies in jail Child sexual abuse 'disturbingly common' in India Wives duped and dumped by 'holiday grooms' News Nuclear Fukushima cooling systems hit by power cut The system used to cool spent nuclear fuel at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant has been hit by a power cut. The plant's operators say there is no immediate danger, although they are unsure exactly what caused the problem. Some Fukushima evacuees won't go home   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013