Erdogen

He said the people of Turkey had proved that the president lived in their hearts

New system centralises the entire executive bureaucracy under the president

Turkish referendum takes place under a state of emergency that has been in place since last summer's failed coup

Turkey is due to hold both presidential and parliamentary elections in 2019

Turkey has also widened a crackdown on alleged supporters of the July coup attempt

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has triggered European ire with Nazi jibes against The Netherlands and Germany

Dutch police used dogs and water cannon on Sunday to disperse hundreds of protesters waving Turkish flags

The Dutch government has barred Turkey's foreign minister from flying to the Netherlands

Dutch authorities detained Turkey's family affairs minister to prevent her from addressing a rally

Addressing a rally of supporters, Erdogan retaliated against the decision

Cavusoglu made the comments at a meeting in Istanbul with foreign diplomats

Ankara has responded to the cancellations with fury

Kern also called for the EU to end discussions with Turkey about membership in the bloc

Turkey's university sector has been one of the hardest hit since the July coup attempt to overthrow President Erdogan

Ankara has also been angered by US support for a Kurdish militia group fighting Islamic State in Syria

Keen not to disturb the relationship in its early days, Erdogan stayed unusually quiet over Trump's travel ban

She warns a 'Yes' vote would only legalise the current state of emergency situation imposed after the coup

The two NATO allies are also at odds over US support for the Syrian YPG militia

US support for the YPG has been a major sticking point between Washington and Turkey

Gulen has denied any involvement in the failed July 15th coup against Erdogen