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Turkey jails former minister in investment fund probe
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from bianet.org · Turkey · Middle East
A former minister in Turkey has been jailed following an investigation into an investment fund. This signifies legal action against a high-ranking individual in connection with financial irregularities.
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