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A country so polarized as you said yulia what is the most likely outcome of sunday s election where the polls say. well there are many polls but many of them are not reliable at all but there is one picture emerging here and this picture is that mr add one will most likely win the presidential race he is the favorite candidate off the roll maybe not in the first round but in the second round although the opposition is hoping to force him into the second round runoff where he will maybe run against mr engine as he s the most popular challenger and then the opposition has already agreed they would back mr injure or the remaining candidate against miss out on so there s still that hope and there is still the mood they missed out on after all is not invincible that s for the presidential level on the pallium entry level the poll suggests that missing out on might lose the majority in parliament his a.k. party and the alliance the electoral alliance he has might lose the majority and ....
A majority but if they manage to force add one into runoff elections it might end up a much tighter race for the seemingly opower for president. that report from years yulia honchos covering the elections from turkey s capital for us i yulia good to see you you ve been talking to a lot of voters in the run up to these elections have you sensed a desire for change. oh yes there is definitely a desire for change and you can feel it when you talk to people on the streets at tea shops at the supermarkets offer ole miss out on and his justice and development party b a k p have been in power for more than fifteen years now and now there are many people who say it s enough there is nothing in it for us anymore they say for example the economy is not doing well on employment is high youth unemployment for example stands at over twenty percent and additionally due to doubt many people say ....
Between freedom and fear if you work for me you work for freedom if you work for mr adelman you won t for fear beyond that he is trying to give a deeply polarized society a vision for reunification a turkey is after all a deeply polarized society there are many conflicts here and he is trying to get people beyond the traditional base of his own party he is appealing to religious voters he is appealing to many kurdish voters as well so his message is if you will for me i ll be a president for all of you i ll be a president for all eighty million people in turkey with a country so polarized as you said yulia what is the most likely outcome of sunday s election one of the polls saying. well there are many polls but many of them are not reliable at all but there is one picture emerging here and this picture is that mr add one will most likely win the presidential race he is the favorite candidate off the roll maybe not in the first round but in the second ....
Then he would face a party in the very diverse parliament but since turkey is making a transformation from the parliamentary to a presidential system on sunday the big question is how much will a parliament here in turkey still have to say after this election or in yulia earlier this week you did a report about turkish people who are concerned about possible election manipulation just briefly if you can how free and fair are these elections going to be. when many people say these elections have never been free or fair from the very beginning since eighty percent of the media according to reporters without borders are now owned by companies close to the government this vote is taking place under a state of emergency which basically limits the rights of assembly and gives police added powers so these are the circumstances which don t make this election a very free and fair one from the beginning it appears yulia han reporting for us from thank you very much. and we have much more on what ....
Manipulation just briefly if you can how free and fair are these elections going to be. when many people say these elections have never been free or fair from the very beginning since eighty percent of the media according to reporters without borders and now owned by companies close to the government this vote is taking place under a state of emergency which basically limits the rights of assembly and gives police added powers so these are the circumstances which don t make this election a very free and fair one from the beginning. reporting for us from yulia thank you very much. now germany s chancellor has ended her brief visit to the middle east to discuss the migration crisis on sunday and america as scheduled to travel to brussels for informal talks on the same subject with sixteen other e.u. leaders which in agreement will not be easy. on the americal seen here in lebanon needs an international deal on migrants to quell ....