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.
Israel-Hamas war, day 162: the Gaza Strip still bombarded, a first humanitarian boat was...
Israeli bombardments continued on Saturday March 16 in the Gaza Strip, where 36 members of the same family were killed in the Nuseirat refugee...
Indian Navy announces it has recaptured Maltese ship MV Ruen from Somali pirates
She put an end to three months of embezzlement. The Indian Navy announced on Saturday March 16 that it had recaptured the ship MV...
“20 pegs. The 2 golden ages of French rap”, on MTV: a playful look...
A new documentary series on French or American rap is now commonplace since this music has set sales and listening records online. Since the...
Ireland wins the 2024 Six Nations Tournament thanks to victory against Scotland
The Irish are indeed the best rugby players in the northern hemisphere. The XV of Clover won the 2024 edition of the Six Nations...
Laurence Engel announces that she will not be reappointed as head of the National Library...
President of the National Library of France (BNF) since 2016, Laurence Engel announced on Friday March 16 in an email to her teams that...
Belgian sprinter Jasper Philipsen wins Milan-San Remo
Milan-San Remo, the first great classic of the cycling season, generally resembles a long waiting race which suddenly gets carried away in the Poggio,...
Six Nations Tournament 2024: Italy tames Wales and signs its best record since 2000
This particularly competitive 2024 edition of the Six Nations Tournament will have seen its share of twists and turns, at all levels of the...
“Leonora Carrington. Pioneer of surrealism", on Arte.tv: journey of a woman whose art was...
Ten months after the rebroadcast of the excellent documentary Le Surréalisme au feminine (2019), by Maria Anna Tappeiner, also on Arte.tv, Teresa Griffiths returns, with Leonora Carrington. Pioneer...
Roanne prison: a complaint filed after the death of an inmate
A complaint was filed on Wednesday March 13 against the Roanne prison (Loire), where Eddy Gana, a 41-year-old inmate, was found hanged in a...
African Union: Kenyan Raila Odinga wants to win the presidency of the Commission
Will the eternally defeated finally win an election? On February 15, Kenyan political veteran Raila Odinga filed for the position of chairperson of the...
Six Nations 2024: at the end, Ireland, France, England, and Scotland still aspire to...
Recognized technician and Scotland coach since 2017, does Gregor Townsend also have some clairvoyant gifts? “This will be, I believe, the most competitive Six...
A first humanitarian aid boat unloaded its cargo in Gaza
The cargo of the first humanitarian aid boat, which arrived in the Gaza Strip from Cyprus on Friday, was unloaded on Saturday March 16...
Netflix Continues to Enhance User Experience Through Personalization
Having begun as an old-school DVD rental business in 1997, Netflix has come a long way to becoming the streaming giant it is. You...
Cocaine trafficking trial in Ivory Coast: “I have never talked about drugs in a...
The twisted trial of international cocaine trafficking resumed this Thursday, March 14 at the economic and financial center of Abidjan. It is the turn...
Contemporary art: Francis Essoua Kalu exposes his feigned naivety in Paris
A whole palette of bold colors for an expression that may seem naive. Cameroonian Francis Essoua Kalu is exhibiting his latest works in a...
In Hong Kong, twelve people incarcerated for storming Parliament in 2019
Twelve Hong Kongers were incarcerated on Saturday March 16 for storming Parliament in 2019, at the height of pro-democracy protests. This episode was the...
Mike Pence, Donald Trump's former vice-president, will not support him for president
It's not really a surprise, but the announcement still created a shock within the Republican Party. Former US Vice President Mike Pence announced on...
In “Florent recounts Pagny”, on France 3, the singer draws his “lethal weapon”, his...
Florent Pagny is at the origin of the hundred hours of audio recordings which serve as raw material for the documentary Florent recounts Pagny....
Environmental activists invited to vote on a reform of the party statutes
It is a reform which aims to simplify the organization of the party, considered complex and opaque. From Friday March 15 to Monday March...
Emmanuel Macron and Olaf Scholz display their “unity” on Ukraine after weeks of tensions
Olaf Scholz and Emmanuel Macron displayed their “unity” on Friday on aid to Ukraine, after weeks of high tensions over the strategy to adopt...
Israel-Hamas war, day 161: Benjamin Netanyahu approved “the plans” of the Israeli army for...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved the army's "action plans" for an offensive in Rafah, in the south of the Gaza Strip, according to...
In Senegal, Karim Wade sees his last hope of participating in the presidential election...
This is a final setback for Karim Wade, unsuccessful candidate in the presidential election in Senegal. The appeals filed before the Supreme Court in...
Aya Nakamura controversy at the Olympics: the Paris prosecutor's office opens an investigation after...
An investigation was opened after a report from the International League Against Racism and Anti-Semitism (Licra) “denouncing publications of a racist nature to the...
United States: the prosecutor of Donald Trump's trial in Georgia kept under conditions
In a new attempt to delay his judgment, former President Donald Trump requested in February the dismissal of prosecutor Fani Willis, who is investigating...
Death of Thomas in Crépol: indictments continue in Valence
Five of the suspects arrested Monday as part of the investigation into the death of young Thomas, stabbed during a village festival in Drôme,...
Storm Monica in Gard: the body of the last missing child has been found,...
The body of a twelve-year-old child washed away by a river in the Gard on Saturday evening, during depression Monica, was found on Friday...
“La Maestra”, a conductor competition live on Arte.tv
“Despite a remarkable change in attitudes, the place of women at the head of permanent orchestras still remains very low”, wrote, in 2022, the...
Several African countries deprived of Internet due to faulty submarine cables
Significant and unprecedented Internet outages have affected several African countries since Thursday March 14 in the early morning due to anomalies concerning several submarine...
In Somalia, the Al-Shabab who attacked a hotel in Mogadishu were all killed
Explosions and sporadic gunshots rang out on the morning of Friday March 15 in the SYL hotel in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, several...
In northern Mali, rebels weakened against jihadists
After being chased, in November 2023, from their stronghold of Kidal by the regular army and Wagner's Russian mercenaries, are the rebels in northern...
The failure of the investigation into the recruitment of European Commissioner Neelie Kroes by...
The report's conclusion is unambiguous: it was not possible to prove that former European Commissioner Neelie Kroes broke the rules by joining Uber in...
PSG will face FC Barcelona in the quarter-finals of the Champions League
Whatever the verdict of the "balls" of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), Paris Saint-Germain knew that they would face a renowned opponent....
In Ivory Coast, Abidjan is modernizing by pushing the poorest towards the periphery
In Ivory Coast, the controversy caused by the destruction in February of two so-called precarious neighborhoods in Abidjan – Gesco in Yopougon and Boribana...
Democratic Republic of Congo lifts moratorium on the death penalty
The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has decided to resume capital executions, in particular against soldiers guilty of treason and perpetrators...
In Chad, the opposition disarmed in the face of president-candidate Mahamat Idriss Déby
“Make me the main pilot of the country and we will land at the airport of democracy! » As if nothing had changed and...
United States: the second parent of a high school student who committed a killing...
On November 30, 2021, Ethan Crumbley, 15, brought a weapon to his high school in Michigan, in the North in the United States. That...
In Senegal, opponent Ousmane Sonko and his presidential candidate, Bassirou Diamaye Faye, were released...
The announcement of their release caused scenes of jubilation and made the sound of horns resonate throughout the streets of Dakar, the Senegalese capital....
European Football Cups: quiet qualification for the quarter-finals of Lille, in pain for Marseille
Olympique de Marseille has not gone far from correctional facilities. Despite its festival in the first leg at the Stade-Vélodrome against Villarreal (4-0), the...
Storm Monica: a body recovered in Ardèche identified as the seventh victim of bad weather
The body recovered in Ardèche on Wednesday is indeed that of a man who went missing in Saint-Martin-de-Valamas during the severe weather of the...
Israel-Hamas War, Day 160: New Palestinian Prime Minister Appointed; the United States increasingly critical...
On the 160th day of the war between Israel and Hamas, which began after the terrorist attack carried out by the Islamist movement on...