Why Turkey’s referendum matters to the U.S.
Turkey held a constitutional referendum Sunday that could give sweeping powers to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Turkey’s leaders vote in referendum
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Turkish opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu cast their votes in the referendum on expanding the powers of the country’s president, seen as a crossroads in the modern history of the nation. Video provided by AFP
Turkish voters decide fate of presidential referendum
ISTANBUL — Turks voted Sunday on a referendum that could radically chanwent to the polls Sunday to determine the fate of a referendum that would radically change their government system and tighten the political grip of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
Pope’s Easter message: Keep the faith in our trying times
Francis condemns ‘vile’ attack in Syria, violence sweeping the world.
North Korean crisis averted, but tensions remain dangerously high
North Korea’s failed missile launch did not provoke a U.S. response but both countries are preparing for military confrontation.
Pope Easter’s message: Keep the faith in our trying times
Francis condemns ‘vile’ attack in Syria, violence sweeping the world.
Residents and tourists in S.Korea react to N.Korean missile test
Residents and tourists in South Korea react to the recent missile test and tension between South and North Korea. Video provided by AFP
North Korea’s missile launch: What we know
North Korea attempted to launch a new missile Sunday, but the device “blew up almost immediately,” the U.S. military said.
North Korea launches missile, but it blows up ‘almost immediately’
The Pentagon and South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said it wasn’t immediately clear what type of missile was involved.
