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A deputy chair of Turkey's ruling AK Party has resigned following accusations of insider trading. The resignation occurs amid a widening probe into a $18 billion fund.
A deputy chair of Turkey's ruling AK Party has resigned following allegations of profiting from stock trades. The accusation came from an opposition politician, adding to recent scrutiny of the party's financial dealings.
This departure occurs amid broader concerns about Turkey's economic situation and the financial stability of political entities. The resignation may signal internal pressures within the AK Party as it navigates a complex economic climate and public perception.
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