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Coverage dated September 27, 2026

Turkey’s ruling-party deputy chair steps down after share trading allegations

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ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkey’s ruling party accepted the resignation of a deputy chair on Sunday after she was accused of selling shares worth tens of millions of dollars shortly before a stock market crisis. Turkish stocks plunged Sept.

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  1. Bloomberg

    Turkey’s Ruling-Party Deputy Chair Resigns Amid Allegations Over Fund Crisis (opens Bloomberg)

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    Turkey’s widening fund crisis has reached the ruling AK Party’s leadership, with Deputy Chair Fatma Betul Sayan Kaya stepping down from her party post after opposition allegations about stock trades involving her and her husband.

  2. Al-Monitor

    Deputy chair of Turkey's AK Party resigns after trading allegation amid funds crisis (opens Al-Monitor)

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    ANKARA, Sept 27 (Reuters) - A deputy chair of President Tayyip Erdogan's ruling AK Party stepped down after an opposition politician accused her of making a large profit on shares just before a funds crisis triggered a major selloff on the country's stock market.

  3. WTOP Washington DC

    Turkey’s ruling-party deputy chair steps down after share trading allegations (opens WTOP Washington DC)

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    ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkey’s ruling party accepted the resignation of a deputy chair on Sunday after she was accused of selling shares worth tens of millions of dollars shortly before a stock market crisis. Turkish stocks plunged Sept.

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