On June 7, Turkish voters went to the polls to elect a new parliament. No one party was able to secure a simple majority and it now remains to be seen if a coalition government is possible. CivilNet’s Maria Titizian spoke to BBC journalist and commentator Guney Yildiz about the post-election situation in Turkey.
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