The Turkish parliament has approved a bill  on a major expansion of presidential powers. The bill abolishes the post of prime minister and the president becomes both the chief executive and the head of state with the right at any time to appoint an election or to introduce a state of emergency in the country. His decrees  also automatically will gain the force of law. For the new bill voted 339 deputies, 142 voted against. However, any amend...

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