Who wins and who loses? A snapshot of Turkish ministers' fate as the government contemplates a post-referendum reshuffle

Erdoğan's AK Party membership, the judiciary and the cabinet will be the first to change when the official referendum results …

Updates throughout the day on 16 April 2017 as Turkey decides whether to switch from a parliamentary system to an …

The last Qriously poll published on JamesInTurkey.com retains a solid Yes lead, but the regional breakdown could generate surprises on …

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With three days until referendum day, at least part of the nationalist vote is still up for grabs

The results of Qriously's second poll for this website, as others suggest a narrow advantage for Yes

JamesInTurkey.com crashed repeatedly after we published a poll suggesting a 61% Yes victory

The Yes campaign in Turkey’s executive presidency referendum is cruising to a comfortable victory next month, a survey released to …

The leader of the No side is fighting this referendum campaign on the right

In the space of five days, Turkey brought forward its Netherlands referendum event to before the Dutch election

Should Turkish leaders be allowed to campaign in Europe? Absolutely. Could Turkey have waited six days until the Dutch election …

Sedat Ergin's departure shows the Turkish government’s grip over the country’s news media is supreme and terrifying

A few words on Turkish polling as this website resurrects the opinion poll tracker for the April referendum

Plans to grant President Erdoğan sweeping new powers will be put to a public vote in April

Follow as MPs vote on each clause of proposals to grant President Erdoğan sweeping executive powers

Voter intimidation and opposition excitement dominate first full day of parliament debate on executive presidency system