On June 23, the 25th term of the Turkish Parliament was opened by the oath-taking ceremony of the newly elected deputies. Turkish political parties have 45 days to form a government in order to avoid possible snap elections. Three weeks after the general elections that made an end of the AKP’s single-party government era, there is no coalition agreement about the prospective Turkish government. No Turkish coalition or minority government could finish it term so far. Thus, for some, it can be the sign of the return of the constant governmental crises that determined the country's domestic politics in the 1990's.
