Turkey Votes in Crucial Elections

Voters in Turkey’s second parliamentary elections in less than six months say there is no doubt about the critical importance of the polls with some in the Fatih district of Istanbul voicing anxiety about increased civil conflict in the country depending on the result. “I expect we will get the same result as in June and if the parties don’t cooperate and arrange a coalition government, then I really don’t know what will happen,” said 32-year-old Duydu, an environmental engineer, had just...

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