Erdogan facing government challenge

Turkey’s ruling party has been left with few options for a new government after it was stripped of its parliamentary majority and opposition parties ruled out joining it in a coalition pact.

Turkey’s ruling party has been left with few options for a new government after it was stripped of its parliamentary majority and opposition parties ruled out joining it in a coalition pact.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s AKP party won around 41% of the votes in yesterday’s election and was projected to take 258 seats – 18 below the minimum required to rule alone.

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