Turkey: Erdogan party VP resigns over €40M windfall; officials probed

A vice president of Turkey's ruling AKP resigned after revelations she acquired nearly €40 million, with relatives of senior officials and party figures now under investigation. The scandal, described as the largest financial corruption case in a decade, directly implicates Erdogan's inner circle, though the extent of his personal involvement remains unclear. This threatens political stability and could pressure Turkish markets if it escalates.