Prime minister tayyip erdogans government
Turkey's Erdogan wins presidential election, opposition yet to concede
Unofficial results broadcast on Turkish television also gave his ruling party and its alliance partner a majority in parliament.
If no presidential candidate wins more than 50% in Sunday’s vote, a second round run-off will be held on 8 July.
Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan had said on Saturday that Turkish warplanes had struck a meeting of the outlawed PKK in Qandil, where he believed high-profile militants had been hit.
The gathering in parliament was one of the first in a string of events planned to commemorate the night of 15 July, when unarmed civilians took to the streets to defy rogue soldiers.
Turkey has now fired about 145,000 civil servants, security personnel and academics, local media reported.
The referendum which could tighten his grip over a country bridging the European Union and a conflict-strewn Middle East.
European lawmakers voted for a temporary halt to EU membership talks with Turkey because of its “disproportionate” reaction to July’s failed coup.
Turkey’s stripped public-sector employees of their responsibilities since the attempted coup.
The authorities rounded up nearly 3,000 suspected military plotters, top commanders & foot soldiers.
Turkish citizens united to foil an attempted military coup.
Early on Saturday, Reuters journalists saw around 30 pro-coup soldiers surrender their weapons.
The AK Party defied pollsters and expectations of its own strategists in a general election on Sunday.
The new law allows authorities to block sites if deemed necessary for matters of national security.
Tayyip Erdogan secured his place in history by winning the nation’s first direct presidential election.
Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan was heckled as he visited the mining site where at least 274 people died.
Tayyip Erdogan said a constitutional court ruling lifting a ban on Twitter was wrong.
Dozens of high profile people were arrested on graft charges on 17 December.
More than 1,000 people gathered in the central square of Kizilay.
Tokyo beat Istanbul by 60 votes to 36 in a head-to-head vote by IOC members in Buenos Aires.