Vote on new Turkish constitution may be close
Abolishing the premiership puts administrative control into a single pair of hands, which is unprecedented
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- Grand National Assembly sidelined
- 'Party state' ahead?
- Little opposition expected
- What could go wrong?
- Referendum ahead
- Kurds may vote no
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_350.jpg "President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after a Republic Day ceremony in the new Presidential Palace in Ankara (Reuters/Umit Bektas)")