02/06/2011
Kate Adie introduces despatches from 大象传媒 correspondents in Berlin, Sarajevo, Los Angeles, Moscow and Phnom Penh.
The E.coli outbreak in Germany is the subject of a despatch from Steve Evans in Berlin who's been finding out how it's sending ripples throughout Europe, affecting sales of fruit and vegetables and altering families' eating habits. As General Mladic prepares to face war crimes charges in The Hague, Nick Thorpe's been touring Bosnia meeting family and supporters of the man who was the military leader of the Bosnian Serbs. It's crisis time for the pornographers of Los Angeles: Ed Butler's been discovering that their customers are no longer keen to pay for the product. Picturesque Street in Moscow isn't as lovely as it sounds, according to our man there Steve Rosenberg; but it does have a tale to tell about Russia itself. And why does the sight of a foreigner riding a bike make Cambodians laugh? Guy Delauney, a keen cyclist and resident of the capital Phnom Penh, is well placed to provide an answer to that one!
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Introduction
Duration: 00:27
Germany loses its taste for salad
Stephen Evans visits a market in Berlin where consumers are fearful following the recent E.coli fool scare.
Duration: 05:17
A drive through Mladic's Bosnia
Nick Thorpe speaks to the friends and family of former Bosnian Serb army chief Ratko Mladic - the man many hold responsible for the worst atrocities in the Bosnian war.
Duration: 05:18
'Perfect storm' bears down on US porn
Ed Butler explains how California's adult movie business is struggling with economic and legal pressures.
Duration: 05:21
Russia's road of contradictions
Steve Rosenberg visits a dilapidated residential street in Moscow which tells the story of Russian history.
Duration: 05:46
Making friends by bicycle in Cambodia
Guy Delauney discovers that being a bicycle lover in Cambodia can help forge friendships between the most unlikely of people.
Duration: 05:15
Broadcast
- Thu 2 Jun 2011 11:00大象传媒 Radio 4