Erdogan decree tightens civilian control of Turkish military
President Erdogan issued a presidential decree expanding civilian oversight after the July coup attempt. It transfers command to the defense ministry, discharges 1,389 personnel, and broadens the Supreme Military Council to include deputy prime ministers and key ministers. Authorities continue mass arrests and detentions, with thousands suspended in education, media, health, and law sectors. A Marmaris raid produced nine suspects tied to the coup, as security forces pursued remaining participants.
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Pope urges youth to believe in a new humanity in Krakow
Pope Francis told hundreds of thousands at World Youth Day that a new humanity can rise above evil and borders. He urged peace, reconciliation and justice, met leaders, paid respects at Auschwitz, and thanked volunteers before departing Poland.
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