大象传媒

A fresh look at the week's global news from across the World Service's 27 language sections, with presenter David Amanor.

Protests around the world
As protests in Brazil gain momentum, Bruno Garcez of 大象传媒 Brasil tells us about the things that get Brazilians out on the streets. We find out what makes a protest newsworthy and who the most creative protesters are - with Dejan Radojevic, Mark Gregorian and Shaima Khalil.

Assange one year on
This week marks the first year since Julian Assange entered the Ecuadorian embassy fleeing a possible extradition to Sweden. But how will he survive a second year ? The Fifth Floor offers an inside guide to being holed up in a tiny embassy.

Dog meat eating
As one of the largest dog meat festival takes place in China causing outrage from animal activists, Yuwen Wu from the Chinese service reflects on the changing attitudes towards the eating of dog meat in the country.

Teaching the Taliban
The recent announcement of peace talks between the US and the Taliban has been heralded as a new chapter in the history of the country. But as Moheb Mudessir from the Afghan service tells us, the news is associated with strong memories, some painful, of living under the Taliban as a teenager and even becoming their teacher.

Turkey Arts protest
Zenep Erdim from the Turkish service based in Istanbul explains why artists have been so involved in the recent protests that shook the country.

(Image: Protesters behind burning barricade of wooden boxes, placards and plastic crates. Credit: Gustavo Basso/NurPhoto / Rex Features)