Ragip Soylu is the Turkey Bureau Chief at Breaking Media, Inc. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to topics such as the Russia-Ukraine War, Turkish politics, and public security. His insights and analyses have also been featured in Middle East Eye.
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Ragip Soylu focuses primarily on government and politics, particularly in the context of Turkey's international relations, with a heavy emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. He would likely be very responsive to pitches related to diplomatic developments or international incidents involving Turkey or its neighboring countries.
Given Ragip's coverage of legal policy regulation and government announcements, he may also be interested in receiving commentary from experts well-versed in international law, diplomacy, or Middle East conflict resolution. Additionally, sources who have direct knowledge of the political landscape within Turkey and its global relationships could provide valuable insights for his articles.
As the majority of Ragip's coverage appears focused on Turkey and its immediate surrounding region, pitches should ideally reflect this geographic focus while providing relevant insights into regional political dynamics.
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A majority of the respondents don't expect significant improvements in US-Turkey relations
Guests and locals have blamed negligence for the fire which has killed at least 66 people so far
The evidence suggests both local and national governments failed at their job, but politicians are already blaming each other
The de facto leader of Syria and HTS commander thanks Ankara for its help and says he will visit Turkey soon
By: Ragip Soylu
Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria's de facto leader, says Damascus does not seek conflict with the SDF and will give time to talks
Ankara eyes lower customs duties and the reactivation of a free trade deal, though there are Syrian concerns it will cost Damascus economic autonomy
Move comes after Turkish businesses complained about the sudden hike in duties on imports
Ankara is open to various models for the Syrian Democratic Forces, including political representation in Damascus' national assembly
By: Ragip Soylu
The Turkish ruling party also aims to establish close cooperation with Djibouti as part of its Horn of Africa strategy
A Russian delegation tells Damascus it wants certain Syrian opposition groups included in the upcoming national dialogue conference
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