With most analysts, after the political statements yesterday and the day before yesterday, arguing that "elections" are more likely to take place again, the scenarios for the formation of a "government" after the result of Sunday's vote are increasing.
The newspaper Dialog (Dialogue) writes about two different scenarios, one is the cooperation of the National Unity party with the Democratic Party and the Renaissance party and the other is all others except the KEE, ie the Republican cooperation with the People's Party , the Community Democracy Party, the Democratic Party and the Renaissance Party. With the second scenario, the newspaper writes, the number of "deputies" will increase to 29, and not 26 as in the first scenario, while in the "parliament" three of the five parties will have a "parliamentary group" so there will be no problem with based on the "constitution".
As to whether the KKD could be in a "government" with the KEE, the newspaper cites statements by the KKD chairman, Cemal γzigit, that this will be discussed in the party's organs and a decision will be made. The same report states that after the "closing of the door" by the People's Party and the Republican Turkish Party, the KEE and Huseyin ιzgiürgün have limited options for forming a "coalition government", which is why the newspaper, citing political observers , writes that the most likely scenario is again "elections".
Yeni Duzen presents all the possible combinations of the parties that entered the "parliament" and can have the necessary majority of 26 "deputies" to be able to form a "government". The scenario of cooperation between KEE - DK - Anagennisi party has 26 "deputies", the newspaper writes, but in the work of the "parliamentary committees" it will have a problem of representation. The same applies to a possible cooperation between KEE-DK - KKD.
Yeni Duzen refers to a scenario of RTK - People's Party - KKD - DK (except KEE and the Renaissance party) which gathers 26 "deputies" observing that such a political coexistence is difficult.
Source: KYPE
Commenting on the outcome of the "elections", five history, politics and researchers converge on the idea that any formation of a "co-operation government" would be unstable and without influence, and that new "elections" would be needed soon.
Cyprus Post serhat Incirli in his article today also refers to the scenarios of possible collaborations and notes that it is best to hold "elections" again in June, along with "local elections".
Source: RIK News