Turkish leader lauds vote in favor of increasing his power ...Middle East

A dramatic political change underway in Turkey is raising fears the country is moving away from democratic rule. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared victory Sunday in a referendum that gives him sweeping new powers. The country's electoral commission says the margin of victory was slim: 51 to 49 percent. Holly Williams reports from Istanbul.

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Turkish leader lauds vote in favor of increasing his power ...Middle East

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