Netflix is starting a new episode in its evolution that could re-ignite the video streaming wars. The company changed the way millions of people around the world watch television and movies.. Now it plans to turn some of its most popular content into video games to keep its customers entertained.. while rivals try to chip away at its dominance. Paolo Montecillo reports. For more on Netflix's next move, we caught up with to William Denselow in New York. #Netflix #Streaming #Gaming

Turkey's resort city of Bodrum is known for its coastline, and for major development projects. But one project is using local resources for a more sustainable approach, one that's rooted in traditional techniques. It's part of a growing movement of people practicing permaculture, an approach to agriculture that encourages working with, rather than against nature. Liz Maddock went to take a look. #Permaculture #SustainableLiving #EnvironmentallyFriendly

For years it was a small lender, working with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. But now lending from Europe is slowing.. and the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank is vying for a bigger role in the Balkans, Russia and Turkey. TRT World's senior business producer, Mobin Nasir met the bank's president Dmitry Pankin in Istanbul.. and began by asking him whether he sees lower lending in the Balkans as a hurdle or opportunity. #DevelopmentBank #BlackSeaTrade #Balkans #Russia #Turkey

Rising tensions between Iran and the US have energy markets on edge. Washington says it has evidence to prove recent attacks on fuel tankers were carried out by Tehran. But it's not the only issue worrying investors, as global demand for crude slows and oil inventories surge. Shoaib Hassan reports. We spoke to Omid Shokri Kalehsar in Washington. He's an Energy and Security Analyst and a Visiting Research Scholar at George Mason University. #US #IRAN #OIL #BRENTCRUDE

Telecom operators worldwide are battling to be the front-runner in 5G technology. While many customers are looking forward to faster internet speeds, others are wondering how high the price for the technology will be. TRT spoke to Turk Telekom CEO Paul Doany, who says the company is doing its best to provide competitive pricing by charging consumers based on what they need.

Russia's fashion industry has taken a hit in recent years. Sales fell 20 percent after the collapse of the ruble in 2015, as consumers struggled with falling incomes and rising prices. Analysts say the worst is over and the market is starting to recover. But the change in shopping patterns has had an unexpected effect: an unusually fast rise in online sales. Lucy Taylor reports. #Russia #RetailSales #DigitalRetail

According to the UN, women in Yemen are some of the most vulnerable in the nation's civil war. CARE International says those who face increased health risks and gender-based violence number in the millions. Sarah Balter explains how one programme providing training and small business loans is helping women survive. #UN #MilkProduction #YemenWar

In less than 50 years, a quarter of the people in the UK are expected to be over the age of 65.. posing challenges for the country's health and pension systems. But many reject the idea that an older population is a ticking time bomb, and instead say attitudes towards ageing need to change. Natalie Powell takes a look at how Britain is adapting for what's now being called the 'Young-Old' generation. #AgingPopulation #UK #YoungOldgeneration

South Korean authorities say the sex scandal rocking the multibillion-dollar K-pop scene is just the most high-profile example of a growing epidemic. The country's struggling to contain the spread of private videos, usually taken with tiny cameras, by men preying on women. And as Paolo Montecillo reports, it could lead to restrictions on the gadgets that have enabled the crimes. #SouthKorea #SexScandal #SpyCameras

Illegal loggers are destroying forests across Cambodia at an alarming rate. But as Jacob Brown reports, village elders are taking matters into their own hands, hoping to save their ancestral lands where government officials have failed.