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Turkey Fund Scandal Hits Ruling AK Party as Vice Chair Resigns

Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya resigned as vice chair of Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) after opposition accusations that she and her husband were involved in stock trading tied to the country’s widening fund crisis. Announcing the move on X, she said she wanted the allegations clarified “without leaving any doubt.”

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The resignation signals that Turkey's fund crisis is now exerting direct political cost inside the ruling party, not just market or regulatory pressure. By framing her exit as a bid to clear the allegations, Kaya leaves the underlying question unresolved: whether the trading claims are substantiated and whether other party figures face similar scrutiny. That distinction matters for how the episode is read — as an isolated case or as a broader governance problem touching the AK Party ahead of any electoral or policy fallout.

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