Recep Karaca
Position: Chief Editor Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism, Rutgers University, New Jersey Master’s Degree in Media Studies, Columbia University, New York Career: Began as a political reporter for The Star-Ledger in Newark. Worked as an editorial director for NJ Spotlight News. Joined DailyNewsEn in 2021 as Chief Editor, leading the newsroom with a focus on impactful reporting. Expertise: Politics, investigative journalism, and policy analysis. Notable Achievements: Awarded the New Jersey Press Association Medal for Outstanding Editorial Leadership.
The month of March in drawings: IVG in the Constitution, attack in Moscow, reprieve...
This month, the news was marked in France by the inclusion of voluntary termination of pregnancy (IVG) in the Constitution a few days after...
Schengen Area: Air and sea borders officially open for Bulgaria and Romania
It's official: after thirteen years of waiting, Bulgaria and Romania officially entered the Schengen area, this vast European zone of free movement, at midnight...
Women's Six Nations Tournament: France scares itself, but snatches victory against Scotland
“We're expecting a difficult match, it's up to us to have the right mindset and commitment,” David Ortiz, one of the two coaches of...
Ligue 1: AS Monaco temporarily takes 2nd place after its big victory in Metz
In barely a quarter of an hour, the matter was over. Thanks to a perfect start to the match, materialized by the three goals...
Somalia adopts transition to direct presidential rule
The Somali Parliament unanimously approved, on Saturday March 30, the establishment of direct universal suffrage and the transition to a presidential system. This constitutional...
“Warehouse, at the heart of underground nights”, on France.tv: the revival of techno evenings...
Want to have some fun? Repetitive, saturated with rhythms and synthetic sounds, techno music had its heyday from the mid-1980s to the 1990s, before...
Drug trafficking: Gérald Darmanin announces 1,738 arrests during “Place Net XXL” operations at national...
Launched on March 19, the anti-drug operations baptized by the government “Place Net XXL” are producing “huge effects,” said the Minister of the Interior,...
On Planet, “The Heysel Tragedy” and the scourge of hooliganism dissected in six episodes
The images are frightening. We see men, women, adolescents trampled, crushed, asphyxiated, sometimes losing their lives under the eye of cameras placed as close...
Switching to summer time: why the time change is so criticized
Consider moving your clocks and alarm clocks. France will switch to summer time on the night of March 30 to 31: at 2 a.m.,...
The south-east of France on fine particle pollution alert, due to a cloud of...
The south-east of France was affected, on Saturday March 30, by an episode of fine particle pollution, due to the passage of a cloud...
Israel-Hamas War, Day 176: Second aid ship departs from Cyprus for Gaza; several deaths...
As negotiations to reach a truce appeared to be deadlocked on the 176th day of the war between Israel and Hamas, with both sides...
Pope Francis expected in Rome for Easter celebrations despite concerns about his health
After canceling his participation in the Stations of the Cross “to preserve his health”, Friday March 29, Pope Francis is expected in Rome on...
In Peru, the home of interim president Dina Boluarte raided for undeclared luxury watches
The home of Peru's interim president, Dina Boluarte, was raided on the evening of Friday, March 30, as part of an investigation into illicit...
In Togo, a new Constitution provokes an outcry from the opposition
Is this the beginning of a retreat on the part of the president, Faure Gnassingbé, or a diversion to try to put an end...
Senegal: “This democratic coup is a guarantee of the relevance of a democracy that...
Tribune. With the triumph of Bassirou Diomaye Faye in the presidential election, a long and trying political sequence has just ended in Senegal. Without...
Victor Wembanyama breaks his record for points scored in a single NBA game
Victor Wembanyama scored 40 points in a game, his record, to help the San Antonio Spurs dominate the New York Knicks on Friday March...
Togo: President Gnassingbé once again asks MPs to vote on the new Constitution
Turnaround in Togo: President Faure Gnassingbé ordered Friday March 29 that the new Constitution, freshly adopted to establish a parliamentary and no longer presidential...
Who brings the Easter eggs?
Some say that it is the bells, others the rabbits, or even the casseroles, which bring the Easter eggs. In short, traditions vary depending...
Ligue 1: Lille dominates Lens before facing Aston Villa in the Europa League quarter-final
More solid and inspired, Lille dominated Lens (2-1) in the Northern derby on Friday March 29 at the opening of the 27th day of...
Hong Kong: Radio Free Asia, American radio, closes its office
The American radio station Radio Free Asia (RFA) announced on Friday March 29 that it had closed its office in Hong Kong due to...
On Arte, “The Passion According to Saint John” celebrates three hundred years since its...
Let us imagine, through a Doctor Who-style science fiction twist, that Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) was in the church that was his home for...
Trial of cocaine trafficking in Ivory Coast: “Competition and violence, all that is on...
Lassana, Lassina or Alassane, his first name varies according to the stories of his co-defendants, but his last name, Soumano, remains the same. The...
Paris 2024: in fencing, Olympic selections without surprises in women's saber and men's foil
There wasn't really any surprise. The French National Olympic Committee (CNOSF) revealed, on Friday March 29, the names of the first fencers who will...
Louis Gossett Jr, first black actor to win Best Supporting Actor Oscar, dies at...
American actor Louis Gossett Jr, the first black actor to win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, has died at the age of 87,...
Poland: presidential veto on access to the morning-after pill, the government ready to circumvent...
Poland's conservative president, Andrzej Duda, opposed a bill on Friday March 29 aimed at liberalizing access to the morning-after pill in Poland. Its use...
Attack near Moscow: ninth suspect detained in Russia
A ninth person accused of being involved in organizing the March 22 attack claimed by the Islamic State in Khorasan (IS-K), the IS affiliate...
Israel-Hamas war, day 175: southern Gaza town of Rafah still in Israeli crosshairs
Four days after the adoption of a resolution at the UN demanding an “immediate ceasefire” in the Gaza Strip, and the day after an...
Evan Gershkovich imprisoned in Russia: “The Wall Street Journal” leaves its front page blank...
To remind its readers, and the world in general, that one of its journalists has been a prisoner in Russia for a year, The...
In Madagascar, the president of the National Assembly dismissed for deviating from the line...
The case was quickly dispatched on Thursday March 28: following “a private hearing by videoconference” organized forty-eight hours after the filing of the requests...
In Senegal, the oil and gas sector in uncertainty after the election of Bassirou...
2024 promises to be a pivotal year for Senegal. After the surprise election, in the first round, of opponent Bassirou Diomaye Faye to the...
Dietary supplement scandal in Japan: fifth suspicious death reported
The Japanese pharmaceutical group Kobayashi Pharmaceutical announced on Friday March 29 that it was investigating a fifth death potentially linked to some of its...
Renault: more than 500 new hires to come at the Sandouville plant, which will...
The general director of Renault, Luca de Meo, traveling to Sandouville, Seine-Maritime, with the Minister of the Economy, Bruno Le Maire, and the mayor...
Raphaël Glucksmann wants the establishment of “legal immigration routes” in Europe
The candidate of the Socialist Party and Place Publique in the European elections, Raphaël Glucksmann, defended, Friday March 29 on franceinfo, the establishment of...
“Oppenheimer” broadcast in Japan, the only country to have been hit by atomic weapons
A film awaited and feared by the Japanese. The film Oppenheimer, by Christopher Nolan, was released in Japanese theaters on Friday March 29. Dedicated...
Russia imposes end of UN sanctions monitoring on North Korea, “an admission of guilt”...
Russia justified itself, on Friday March 29, for having imposed the day before the dissolution of the UN sanctions monitoring system against North Korea...
In Tunisia, buying foreign currencies is still an obstacle course despite reforms
Presented as a “legislative revolution” and a “historic change” by the Tunisian government, the revision of the Foreign Exchange Code approved by the Council...
“Koh-Lanta”: a former candidate indicted for sexual assault
A former candidate for “Koh-Lanta”, a show broadcast on TF1, was indicted in an open investigation into possible acts of sexual assault committed during...
Tension between Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso following the incursion of several Burkinabé soldiers...
The border between Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso was the scene of a new incident, with still unclear contours, between soldiers from the two...
Paris 2024: the sacred union around the French men’s football team did not last...
Philippe Diallo's good will was nothing more than wishful thinking. “We want to build the best possible French team” for the Paris Olympic Games,...
Beyoncé releases “Cowboy Carter”, a return to her Texan origins in a country version
Never has a country album been so eagerly awaited around the world: with Cowboy Carter, Beyoncé, global music star, pays homage to her Texan...