Asia Compact | 21.03.2013, 19:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 21.03.2013 | 19:00 UTC Asia China Hong Kong fights a battle to save its baby milk Despite bans and high fines, people continue to smuggle baby formula out of Hong Kong and into China. Residents of Hong Kong have pressured the government to stop the export of milk powder. Baby formula trade skyrockets as Chinese look to Germany Contaminated milk destroyed in China Chinese housewives grow their own veg to avoid exploding watermelons People Late Bangladesh president will be missed Bangladesh President Mohammad Zillur Rahman has died. He was regarded as a key figure in consolidating the ruling Awami League's unity and one of the veteran organizers of the Liberation War of 1971. More conflict as Dhaka prosecutes war criminals Do not kill Bangladesh's war criminals: AI Will ban on Islamic party heal wounds? Health As Iran builds the bomb, its youth hit the bottle Official sources in Iran say 200,000 people are dependent on alcohol. This figure is likely to be higher, however, because the rulers of the Islamic Republic are reluctant to admit the existence of social ills. Iran blocks use of tool to get around online filter 'Intelligent software' set to control social media Living out of wedlock in Iran News Nuclear Rat linked to power outage at Fukushima nuclear plant A rat is suspected to have been the cause of a power cut that knocked out cooling systems at the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant. Investigations into the rodent's role in the emergency are ongoing. Rising doubts about Japan's official radiation figures   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013