Treasury Probe in Antalya: Turkish prosecutors say Treasury-owned lands in Antalya’s Kemer district were illegally transferred to select circles despite legal bans, with 27 suspects detained after dawn raids across several provinces. Education Overhaul: The Education Ministry issued a circular requiring “law of brotherhood” unity activities in schools tied to the PKK disarmament process, alongside tighter campus security and limits on certain student testing. Archaeology Breakthrough: At Karahantepe near Şanlıurfa, researchers unearthed an 11,000-year-old stone sculpture of a human figure riding a leopard, adding to the region’s early settlement discoveries. Regional Security Diplomacy: Qatar’s PM and foreign minister is set to visit Tehran to discuss de-escalation, including freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Syria File: Turkey’s FM Hakan Fidan welcomed the announced dissolution of the YPG-led SDF, stressing it must be verified on the ground while protecting Kurdish identity and Syria’s unity. Football & Champions League: Fenerbahçe sealed a Champions League return after beating Lyon 2-1, but post-match clashes erupted involving Matteo Guendouzi; meanwhile, the league-phase field of 36 clubs is set for the draw.