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.
Red Bull team will 'explode' if Christian Horner stays in job, says Jos Verstappen
Christian Horner put the matter behind him. The historic director of the Red Bull Formula 1 team was cleared on Wednesday February 28, by...
Gaza: negotiations resume in Cairo on a possible truce during Ramadan
Representatives of Hamas, Qatar and the United States are in Cairo on Sunday March 3 to “start a new round of negotiations” with a...
“Cursed be he”, by Tomokwabini: the temptation of describing anomie through writing
“In the beginning was beer! The beer was on point. The beer was us. Yes, beer was everything. The beer was everything and nothing...
Emmanuelle Macron and her mixed board, perhaps this is a detail for you…
He looks like a customer desperately looking for a place in a crowded restaurant after helping himself to the buffet and, basically, that's a...
Rugby Sevens: the Antoine Dupont effect continues in Los Angeles; the Blues in the...
After winning their first group match on Friday March 1 against Canada (24-7), the French team dominated Great Britain (19-12) on Saturday morning, then...
Tokyo Marathon: victory for Kenyan Benson Kipruto, hiccup for Eliud Kipchoge who finishes tenth
“It’s like that, it’s not every day Christmas.” Fatalist but realistic, the Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge suffered a hitch in his preparation to try to...
Red Sea: Ship sunk by Houthi rebels poses pollution risk
Flying the flag of Belize, registered in the United Kingdom and operated by Lebanese, the cargo ship Rubymar sank on Saturday March 2 in...
NBA: LeBron James writes a new page in history by surpassing 40,000 points
Everyone knew it was going to happen. Because with LeBron James, there are no insurmountable barriers, even at 39 years old. The Los Angeles...
World Indoor Athletics Championships: French hurdler Just Kwaou-Mathey wins a bronze medal
When Kevin Mayer or the torchbearers are not there to avoid zero points for the Blues, hurdles remain a sure value in French athletics....
Football: OM Gasset version scores a third clear victory in a row in Clermont
Three games; three wins; twelve goals scored and three conceded. It's hard to deny that Jean-Louis Gasset's debut on the Olympique de Marseille bench...
US presidential election 2024: Donald Trump wins the Republican caucuses in Missouri, and dominates...
The former Republican president in the race to obtain his party's nomination for the November presidential election, won the Republican caucuses in Missouri on...
Israel-Hamas war, day 148: accelerated negotiations for a truce, airdrops of humanitarian aid over...
After almost five months of war, which left more than 30,300 dead in the Gaza Strip, and while Qatar, the United States and Egypt...
In Tunisia, thousands of people demonstrated against the socio-economic crisis affecting the country
Thousands of people demonstrated in Tunis on Saturday, March 3, in front of the headquarters of the head of government, to protest against the...
Corsica: clashes between separatists and law enforcement, two years after the attack on Yvan...
Clashes broke out in Corsica on Saturday March 2, in the afternoon, between around ten hooded people and the police, on the sidelines of...
Formula 1: for his return, Max Verstappen flies over the competition in Bahrain
Fifty-seven laps and not a shadow of a cloud on the Sakhir circuit. Especially for Max Verstappen, who started the Formula 1 season as he...
“Eternal pollutants”: hundreds of environmental activists entered the Arkema factory site in Pierre-Bénite
Several hundred environmental activists from Exctintion Rebellion and the Youth for Climate collective entered by force, Saturday March 3 afternoon, the site of the...
“The Pioneers of Film Music. The sound of Europe for Hollywood” on Arte.tv: from...
In his documentary The Pioneers of Film Music. The sound of Europe for Hollywood, Florian Caspar Richter is right to make the Austrian Max...
Tadej Pogacar wins the Strade Bianche after 80 km of solo breakaway
For many fans of the little queen, it is nothing less than the sixth Monument of cycling – including one of the most prestigious...
Ukraine war: Germany confirms secret conversation between officers was 'intercepted' after leaks to Kremlin-friendly...
A spokesperson for the Ministry of Defense confirmed on Saturday March 2 that a secret air force conversation had been "intercepted", after an alleged...
In Chad, the head of the junta announces his candidacy for the presidential election
The head of the junta in power since 2021 in Chad, General Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, transitional president, announced in a speech on Saturday...
Biathletes Julia Simon and Lou Jeanmonnot on the podium of the mass start in...
Blunted by the triumphant World Championships in Nove Mesto (Czech Republic), which ended on February 18 with 13 medals, were the bodies of the...
The day after Navalny's funeral, hundreds of Russians continue to march in front of his grave
“Everything that was built here during all these years with him was buried here,” laments Roman, a 29-year-old who says he works in IT....
European elections 2024: European socialists launch their campaign from Rome facing “the ghosts of...
European socialists launched their campaign for the European elections on June 9 on Saturday March 2 in Rome with the aim of beating the...
In Gaza, humanitarian air drops useful but with limited effectiveness
After five months of war in the Gaza Strip, the amount of humanitarian aid delivered by truck has fallen drastically and the population is...
War in Ukraine: German counterespionage investigates possible wiretapping targeting its army
The German Defense Ministry announced on Saturday March 2 that it was investigating possible wiretapping of confidential discussions between high-ranking officers of its air...
" Out and about. La vie de château”, on France 3 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes: at the...
“Welcome to my ruin! » It is with these words that Prince Charles-Henri de Lobkowicz welcomes Loïc Ballet and his band from “En vadrouille”,...
Argentina: President Milei ready to pass his reforms “with or without” political support
For his first speech on the state of the nation, the ultraliberal Argentine President, Javier Milei, showed himself faithful to his transgressive style, affirming...
Haiti: at least four police officers killed and dozens injured in gang tensions
Overwhelmed by a serious political, security and humanitarian crisis, and by gang pressure, Haiti, and in particular Port-au-Prince, experienced a second day of tensions...
Ligue 1: PSG hanging on to Monaco, Mbappé replaced at the break before the...
After Rennes the previous day (1-1), Paris Saint-Germain scored a second consecutive draw in Ligue 1 on Friday March 1, in Monaco (0-0), at...
In the United States, two large pharmacy chains will sell the abortion pill
Walgreens and CVS Pharmacy, two large American pharmacy chains, announced on Friday March 1 that they would begin selling the abortion pill by prescription...
Pompeii: splendid frescoes discovered during restoration work and excavations
Splendid frescoes representing, among other things, a striking mythological scene have been discovered in Pompeii, the management of the famous archaeological site located near...
Alexeï Navalny buried in Moscow, in the presence of thousands of his supporters
Alexeï Navalny, Russian opponent of Vladimir Putin, poisoned, convicted and died in prison, was buried on Friday March 1 under heavy police surveillance, after...
Palestinian movements advocate 'unity' after meeting in Moscow on post-war Gaza Strip
Several Palestinian organizations, including Hamas and Fatah, announced on Friday March 1 their intention to relaunch their talks to “unite” their voices under the...
In Denmark, an original edition of the most famous caricature of Mohammed sold at...
The auction of an original edition of the most famous Danish caricature of the Prophet Muhammad, which provoked violent riots in certain Muslim countries...
Kenya and Haiti sign an agreement to send police officers to the island
Kenya and Haiti signed an agreement on Friday (March 1) to send Kenyan police officers to the gang-ridden island as part of an international...
Restos du coeur launch their “capital” food drive
Objective: 9,000 tonnes of donations. On Friday March 1st, Les Restos du Coeur began its annual collection of food donations from the general public,...
“The Biosphere Experience: 120 days in the desert”, on Arte: to foreshadow our life...
We have been waiting for years for this full-scale test of the “Desert Biosphere” project, which could foreshadow our life in 2090. The stakes...
Fires are ravaging Texas and the dry, hot climate could still fuel them
Two people have died due to the fires ravaging the state of Texas, according to a report updated Friday March 1.In addition to an...
In Dhaka, Bangladesh, at least 45 dead in a fire
Firefighters in Dhaka, Bangladesh, estimated on Friday March 1 that security failures had fueled the fire which broke out the day before in a...
Israel-Hamas war: France calls for an “independent investigation after the death of around a...
The day after the death, according to Hamas, of more than 110 people during an aid distribution in Gaza after Israeli fire, the French...