A political deadlock has emerged as no single party has secured the necessary seats to claim a parliamentary majority, leaving opposition groups to weigh their options for forming a coalition government. With the threshold for a majority set at 61 seats, negotiations are underway to explore potential alliances that could break the impasse. The uncertainty raises questions about the stability of the next government and the policies that may take shape in its absence. Analysts will be watching closely as parties assess their strategic partnerships in the coming days.
Opposition explores options to form coalition as no party secures the 61 seats required for parliamentary majority.
