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Turkey's referendum on extending presidential power Sunday is not without problems. The Republican People's Party (CHP), leader of the opposition, complained that the High Election Board (YSK) decided not stamped ballots accept as valid at the last minute. The leading CHP politician Bülent Tezcan said that the CNE has failed by allowing fraud has crept in the plebiscite.

Turkish prosecution would require prison terms up to 43 years against journalists suspected of supporting a terrorist organization and of 'asymmetric warfare' against Erdogan. In the indictment which Reuters Wednesday realized, is that the opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet was actually 'captured' by the network of Fethullah Gülen.