Asia Compact | 12.04.2013, 18:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 12.04.2013 | 18:00 UTC Asia Society Exhibition celebrates Germany's Korean community Some 18,000 South Korean guest workers arrived in Germany between 1963 and 1977. They were only supposed to stay a few years but many of them are still here. An exhibition tells the story of their lives. Out and about in Spanish-speaking Berlin Exhibition brings black Germans' stories to light Germany needs its immigrants Turks in Germany feel far from home North Korea Korea remains as divided as ever The Korean Peninsula has been divided for almost 70 years. However, observers do not expect a reunification any time soon. Not only are the two states politically at odds, their economies are worlds apart. The Korean conundrum G8: Strong words for North Korea Japan's public unfazed by North Korea's threats News North Korea Kerry arrives in Seoul amid North Korea tensions US Secretary of State John Kerry has arrived in South Korea, as the region braces for a possible North Korean missile test. Meanwhile, Japan has announced that it will permanently deploy missile interceptors to Okinawa. Trouble on the Korean Peninsula Trade India's Singh visits Berlin, free trade deal still distant Angela Merkel and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh have hailed Germany and India "taking a step closer together" in a Berlin meeting. A desired free trade deal with the EU remains a pipedream for now though. India seeks free trade with the EU India and Germany gear up for round of talks   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013