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Cuts chelseas lead to just four points. Hello. Turkeys president Recep Tayyip Erdogan is claiming victory in the controversial referendum on expanding his powers. With almost all the votes counted, the yes campaign has maintained a slim lead, with 51. 3 in favour. But the opposition is disputing the result, complaining of massive irregularities with the voting. Supporters of president erdogan have been celebrating on the streets of ankara and istanbul. They believe he now has a mandate for the biggest political reform in turkeys modern history. The president himself called it a historic move t...

Good morning. It is 7 00am in singapore, Midnight In London and 2 00am in the morning across turkey, where a referendum has granted the president a wide range of new powers, but with the narrowest of majorities, just 51. 3 of the vote. It means the role of Prime Minister will be scrapped, and turkey will become a president ial democracy. But opponents say it wont have the checks and balances of similar systems around the world, and are disputing the results, alleging widespread irregularities. From istanbul, our World Affairs Editorjohn Simpson sent this report. Tonight, the victors were out i...

Community in sri lanka. They have must be looking for some high profile. Easter is an event a high profile event and they want the maximum Public Safety out of the attacks that could be one of the reasons but experts have pointed out in the past that Islamist Groups are gaining ground gaining its trending certain not only in sri lanka but other south asian countries. From afghanistan and pakistan where they are already really strong so they are branching out they are trying to do and they should and they have no receipts or likely it could be. An islamist but we gone be ready sure about it as ...

PHOTO ESSAY: A surreal balance exists between accepting state monitoring and confessing one’s faith without fear.

Opposition leaders say the state’s "sedition" case against Cardinal Ambongo sets a dangerous precedent for those wishing to criticise the government.