Selcan Hacaoglu is a Correspondent at various media outlets, focusing on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in climate change, energy, agriculture, and finance. Her reporting delves into topics such as energy policy, renewable energy, and geopolitics, providing insights into current affairs and international conflicts. Selcan's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Washington Post, Fortune, and Bloomberg News.
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Selcan Hacaoglu predominantly covers government and politics, with a focus on Turkey's foreign relations and military developments. The coverage leans heavily towards government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories in the realm of world affairs.
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By: Selcan Hacaoglu, Firat Kozok
Turkey expects to sign a memorandum of understanding with Russia on Tuesday to import larger volumes of nitrogen fertilizer and overcome difficulties in sourcing urea from Persian Gulf producers, according to Turkey’s Agriculture Ministry.
By: Firat Kozok, Selcan Hacaoglu
Turkey vowed to stick with policies aimed at curbing chronic inflation through elections scheduled for 2028, signaling the government won’t loosen its economic program ahead of the vote.
By: Selcan Hacaoglu, Laura Millan Lombrana
Turkey’s progress on the energy transition is coming under scrutiny as the host of the next UN climate summit tries to rally international support for a new global electrification goal that would require significant policy changes for the country itself to fulfill it.
By: Selcan Hacaoglu, Laura Millan Lombrana
A mini-guide to this year’s events
By: Ugur Yilmaz, Selcan Hacaoglu
One of Turkey’s most prominent opposition politicians and a potential presidential contender resigned from his party that has been fractured by a prolonged leadership battle, vowing to continue his political career as an independent.
By: Selcan Hacaoglu, Firat Kozok
Turkey won’t send troops abroad to carry out attacks under a defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Thursday.
By: Eric Roston, Preeti Singh, John Ainger, Selcan Hacaoglu
The COP31 host is the main destination for discarded plastic from the EU and UK
By: Firat Kozok, Selcan Hacaoglu
Turkey is seeking parliamentary approval for a defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, a deal that could clear the way military assistance to help Riyadh defend against Houthi attacks.
By: Selcan Hacaoglu
Turkey moved closer to expanding energy exploration in the eastern Mediterranean after the second of Libya’s two governments endorsed maritime boundaries disputed by European Union members Greece and Cyprus.
By: Selcan Hacaoglu, John Ainger
A couple of hundred miles along the Mediterranean coast from Antalya, where Turkey is hosting next month's COP31 climate summit, sits Adanalioglu Beach. Along its sands, fingernail-sized pieces of shredded plastic in bright, artificial colors regularly wash ashore.
