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.
Indonesia: Anies Baswedan files appeal after his presidential defeat against Prabowo Subianto
Largely beaten by Prabowo Subianto during the presidential election in Indonesia, Anies Baswedan turns to the country's Constitutional Court, accusing his rival of irregularities...
Portugal: Luis Montenegro appointed prime minister after his narrow victory in the legislative elections
Narrow winner of the legislative elections of March 10 at the head of the moderate right-wing Democratic Alliance (AD), Luis Montenegro has been appointed...
Women's Champions League: PSG takes a step towards the semi-finals by winning in Sweden...
The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) women's team continues its good run. Undefeated for nineteen matches in all competitions, the Parisians moved closer to the semi-finals...
Paris 2024: Canada, Colombia and New Zealand, the French women's football team knows its...
Will the 2024 Olympics be the equivalent of Euro 1984 for the Blues? If they want to break – like their male predecessors forty...
“Zelda”, “Hogwarts Legacy” and “EA Sports FC”, video game sales champions in France in...
After a slight decline in 2022, video game turnover in France sets a new record. In 2023, the leading cultural industry generated nearly 6.1...
Israel-Hamas War, Day 166: Antony Blinken in Middle East to discuss Gaza truce; the...
Israeli bombings left 104 dead in twenty-four hours, the Palestinian Islamist movement's health ministry announced on Wednesday March 20, including at least 30 in...
Two British officials resign after publication of membership list of private London men-only club
The head of British foreign intelligence, Richard Moore, and the Secretary General of Downing Street, Simon Case, resigned on Wednesday March 20 from a...
Senegal: Bassirou Diomaye Faye, Ousmane Sonko’s plan B
The jubilation which surrounded Ousmane Sonko and Bassirou Diomaye Faye on Saturday March 16 in Ziguinchor (South) may have given some fright to their...
Orpea, whose “brand was very damaged”, changes its name two years after the scandal
No more Orpea, here comes Emeis. The large private group of nursing homes and clinics adopted a new name on Wednesday March 20 to...
Presidential election in Indonesia: Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto wins the election
The current Minister of Defense, Prabowo Subianto, who claimed victory on polling day, February 14, won the presidential election in Indonesia in the first...
“Mercenaries: the influencers of war”: from Bob Denard to Evgueni Prigozhin, an investigation into...
Their stock in trade is chaos: mercenaries. Some are lawless, like the Wagners. Others, private military companies, have rules to respect (such as not...
Off the coast of Somalia, the return of piracy
After its capture in the Gulf of Aden on Tuesday March 12, the Bangladesh-flagged bulk carrier MV Abdullah is now in Somali territorial waters,...
Lauren Rembi, finally at peace with the Games
A fourth place for your first participation in the Olympic Games can launch your international career... But it's quite the opposite that happened for...
Dani Alves convicted of rape: Spanish justice accepts his release on bail of one...
A Barcelona court approved the release of Brazilian footballer Dani Alves on Wednesday March 20. Sentenced to four and a half years in prison...
A national tribute was paid to Philippe de Gaulle
Emmanuel Macron chaired, on Wednesday March 20, a national tribute to Admiral Philippe de Gaulle, who died at the age of 102, saluting “the...
Vietnamese President Vo Van Thuong resigns after a year in power
Vietnamese President Vo Van Thuong has submitted his resignation after only one year in office, the government of this communist country announced on Wednesday...
The takeover of Valdunes, the last French manufacturer of train wheels, by Europlasma validated...
The Lille commercial court validated, Wednesday March 20, the takeover of Valdunes, the last French manufacturer of train wheels, by the Europlasma group, with...
Israel's war in the Gaza Strip calls into question the International Court of Justice,...
The head of South African diplomacy on Tuesday March 19 accused Israel of creating a precedent by ignoring the decisions of the International Court...
The planed promises of the 2024 Olympics: opening ceremony, transport, swimming…
Tony Estanguet had promised “Games for all”. By presenting Paris's candidacy for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2016, the three-time Olympic canoe...
The repairability index still neglected by many professionals three years after its launch
On Wednesday March 20, the Directorate General for Competition, Consumption and Fraud Repression (DGCCRF) shared the results of its second wave of control on...
Canada decides to stop sending weapons to Israel
Canada will stop sending weapons to Israel, Minister of Foreign Affairs Mélanie Joly confirmed to the Toronto Star newspaper on Tuesday March 19, after...
South Africa: in Johannesburg, the taps are running dry two months before the elections
“We want electricity and something to wash! » The scene is unusual in South Africa. On Tuesday March 12, around fifty residents of an...
DRC: Journalist Stanis Bujakera released from prison
Congolese journalist Stanis Bujakera was released on the night of Tuesday March 19 from the central prison of Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of...
Tennis: touched by the death of her companion, Aryna Sabalenka maintains her participation in...
Heavy atmosphere at the women's tennis tournament in Miami, Florida. Belarusian player Aryna Sabalenka has decided, for the time being, to maintain her participation...
United States: illegal entry into the territory through Texas becomes a criminal offense, after...
On Tuesday March 19, the American Supreme Court lifted the suspension of a controversial Texas law which criminalizes illegal entry into this Mexican border...
Women's Champions League: Lyon wins at Benfica and takes an option for the semi-finals
Olympique Lyonnais (OL) suffered but won on Tuesday March 19 in Lisbon at the expense of Benfica 2 to 1, in the quarter-final first...
Donald Trump assures that his recent threats against NATO were a “way of negotiating”...
It took Donald Trump a little over a month to start putting out the fire he started with his comments on NATO. The former...
Mayor D.C. Reeves' Road Safety Initiatives Transform Pensacola's Streets
In a sweeping effort to enhance the safety of Pensacola's roadways, Mayor D.C. Reeves has spearheaded a transformative initiative that has brought about a...
Senegal: “emergence”, unfinished challenge of Macky Sall’s presidency
As Minister of Economy and Finance, he was one of the main architects of the Emerging Senegal Plan (PSE). And he never stops, as...
Paris 2024: the French basketball teams rather happy in the draw for the Olympic...
Their path has become clearer, but the path has hardly been paved with simplicity. The French men's and women's basketball teams discovered their opponents...
Israel-Hamas War, Day 165: Hamas leader accuses Israel of “sabotaging” truce negotiations with Al-Shifa...
The war between Israel and Hamas has left 31,819 dead in the Gaza Strip, mostly civilians, according to a report released Tuesday March 19...
“You Auvergnat when you eat! », on France 5: an ode to the Massif...
“In Auvergne, it is not the church bells that punctuate the days, but those of the cows,” says the introduction to the commentary for...
Israel-Hamas war, day 165: negotiations for a truce in the Gaza Strip, Israel continues...
The war between Israel and Hamas has left 31,819 dead in the Gaza Strip, mostly civilians, according to a report released Tuesday March 19...
Nigeria destabilized by a wave of mass kidnappings
How much is the life of a schoolboy worth in northern Nigeria? For the approximately 300 girls and boys kidnapped on March 7, from...
Loana at Cyril Hanouna: the C8 channel once again put on notice by the...
Cyril Hanouna earned his channel C8 a new formal notice from the Audiovisual and Digital Communication Regulatory Authority (Arcom) because of an interview which...
“The Book of Solutions”, on Canal: Michel Gondry takes on the role of a...
A quick glance at Michel Gondry's career allows us to consider the process of "making" considered in itself as the great existential and artistic...
European elections 2024: General Christophe Gomart will be number three on the Les Républicains...
General Christophe Gomart, former head of military intelligence and special forces, will occupy third place on the list of the Les Républicains (LR) party...
Haiti: attack on Central Bank repelled, several attackers killed
An attack on the Central Bank of Haiti in the capital Port-au-Prince was repelled, and several attackers were killed, a source told Agence France-Presse...
Minimum sentences: a study points to the “weak deterrent effect” of the measure introduced...
It was one of President Nicolas Sarkozy's flagship measures in 2007. The minimum sentences against repeat offenders had only a "weak deterrent effect", contrary...
Olivier Véran turns to aesthetic medicine, without “leaving politics”
The former Minister of Health, Olivier Véran, a neurologist by training, will turn to aesthetic medicine, which he will practice one day a week,...