Turkey's
ruling party won the most seats in Sunday's parliamentary elections,
but it fell short of the majority needed to rule without forming a
coalition with other parties.
With
98% of votes in Turkey's parliamentary elections tabulated, President
Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Justice and Development Party (AKP) won 41% of
the vote, or 259 of the 550 seats up for grabs, semi-official Anadolu
news agency reported.
The
parliamentary elections were expected to bring about drastic change in
Turkey. But few anticipated that the country's early election results
would signal the end of the dominance the AKP has enjoyed since it came
to power. Read more on cnn.
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