Protesters in Ankara oppose court case that could oust Turkey's opposition party leader.

Tens of thousands protested in Ankara against a court case that could oust Turkey's main opposition party, the CHP, leader over alleged procedural irregularities. The case could reshape the party, affect financial markets, and potentially influence the 2028 election timing. The CHP leader accuses the government of undermining democracy to retain power, while the government denies any political motives. Recent court rulings have already dismissed the CHP's Istanbul leadership and appointed state trustees, heightening tensions.