Turkey's finance minister Berat Albayrak says the country will never use capital controls. Talking with international investors, he said banks have adequate capital and that the government is working on a new rule to limit borrowing. And its actions this week have helped the Turkish lira rebound from record lows. Mobin Nasir has more.

A criminal investigation has been launched to determine what caused a 50-year-old bridge in northern Italy to collapse, killing 39 people. Italy's government says the disaster should be a warning to Brussels to give it more freedom to upgrade the country's ageing infrastructure. Liz Maddock reports. We speak to Giovanni Ferri, a Professor of Economics at LUMSA University in Rome.

The Turkish currency's latest slide has taken the lira to historic lows. It could lead to more inflation, but some exporters could also benefit- especially the country's furniture manufacturers. Mobin Nasir has more from Inegol in northwestern Turkey.

Build-it-yourself homewares have made IKEA the world's largest furniture retailer. After battling regulations for years, the Swedish company has finally opened an Indian store - and has $1 billion plans to expand. Liz Maddock reports.

It's been a few weeks since US President Donald Trump started a trade war with China. The US has so far slapped tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods. Now the world's two biggest economies are rolling out a new wave of import duties. For more on this, we speak to TRT World's Editor-at-large, Craig Copetas.

Retail companies are increasingly turning to robots to gain a competitive edge. Several large store chains in the US, including Walmart, Target and Lowe's, are using robots to do jobs once carried out by employees. It's part of an effort by traditional brick-and-mortar stores to improve the experience of their shoppers in the face of competition from online retailers. But robotics experts warn the technology still has a long way to go. Steve Mort reports from San Francisco.

New skyscrapers usually only attract attention if they're among the world's tallest. But one tower in China is causing quite a stir for its rather large water feature.

The Turkish currency's latest slide has taken the lira to historic lows. It could lead to more inflation, but some exporters could also benefit- especially the country's furniture manufacturers. Mobin Nasir has more from Inegol in northwestern Turkey.

China may be involved in a high profile fight with the US over trade. But Beijing is also battling some of its own industries. The latest scandal involving faulty consumer goods involves Changsheng Bio-technology. It's under investigation after reports it faked data related to a rabies shot. That's left many parents on the mainland looking to Hong Kong for safer alternatives for their kids. Samantha Vadas reports.

Tunisia's tourism industry has suffered two of its toughest years on record. The 2015 terrorist attack on one of its most popular beaches devastated the sector. But as Melinda Nucifora reports from the resort city of Soussa, this summer tourism appears to be heating up again.