Foreign investors on edge over fate of Turkey's opposition leader

Foreign investors are closely monitoring a court case in Turkey that could unseat Ozgur Ozel, the chairman of the main opposition party, CHP. A recent court decision temporarily removing the CHP's Istanbul leadership over similar bribery allegations has increased concerns and unsettled financial markets. The political uncertainty caused the Turkish stock exchange to fall and prompted state banks to sell billions in foreign currency to stabilize the lira. International investors are worried about the potential financial fallout and the broader implications for Turkey's political stability and democratic accountability.