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.
In the Comoros, the protest movement against Azali Assoumani is running out of steam
Every Friday, as the great midday prayer approaches, time lengthens in Moroni. Men in white qamis fill the streets and converge on the fifteen...
A kidnapping alert triggered after the disappearance of a 1-month-old baby in Meaux
A 1-month-old little girl was kidnapped on Thursday between 7:35 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. from Meaux hospital, in Seine-et-Marne. The kidnapping alert plan was...
Electric cars for 100 euros: what to remember about the “social leasing” system
The figures for registrations for the “social leasing” formula, which allows you to rent an electric car for 100 euros per month, were expected....
Presidential election in Senegal: the nationality of Karim Wade continues to be controversial
By publishing on social networks, Wednesday January 17, the decree renouncing his French nationality, Karim Wade hoped to put an end to “a false,...
Floods in Congo-Brazzaville: 350,000 people need humanitarian aid, according to the UN
More than 350,000 people need emergency humanitarian aid in Congo-Brazzaville, where three-quarters of the country's departments are "under water" following torrential rains, the Office...
“Africa, memories of a continent”: on RFI, a new meeting on history
“Breaking with the treatment of a history of Africa that is still too often fetishized” is one of the ambitions of the new weekly...
Tata Steel confirms loss of almost 2,800 UK jobs
Indian steelmaker Tata Steel will cut up to 2,800 jobs in the United Kingdom, following the restructuring of its giant Port Talbot steelworks in...
Biathlon: Julia Simon and Lou Jeanmonnot on the podium in Antholz, where Justine Braisaz-Bouchet...
When one of the French biathletes is in difficulty, there are always others to take over. This season especially. While Justine Braisaz-Bouchet, second in...
CAN 2024: Lamine Camara, in the footsteps of Sadio Mané
Senegal, the reigning African champion, did not falter in its first match of the final phase of the African Cup of Nations, unlike other...
CAN 2024: Senegal-Cameroon, the clash of the lions
In the streets of Yamoussoukro, capital of Ivory Coast, the defeat of the national team on Thursday January 18 against Nigeria (1-0) was quickly...
Skiing: Cyprien Sarrazin, winner of the legendary Kitzbühel descent, no longer “forbids himself from...
Nothing stops Cyprien Sarrazin. The one who had never won in downhill until three weeks ago has just won the most beautiful of all...
Agnès Jaoui will receive an honorary César at the next ceremony
Actress and director Agnès Jaoui will receive an honorary César rewarding her entire career, the Académie des Césars announced in a press release on...
Yellow “snow-ice” alert in seventy-five departments, risk of flooding in Calvados and Orne
Icy on the roads could affect traffic in a large part of France on Friday January 19, due to freezing temperatures expected in the...
Trial of the Théo affair: the three police officers decided on their fate on...
Almost seven years after the events, the Théo affair, which has become emblematic of police violence, is reaching its epilogue. The Seine-Saint-Denis Assize Court...
CAN 2024: Algerian influencer Sofia Benlemmane expelled from Ivory Coast after racist remarks
The expulsion from Ivory Coast of Sofia Benlemmane, an Algerian influencer with uninhibited racism, is the “best goal of the CAN”, rejoiced Thursday January...
Tunnels, the favorite of modern conspiracy
The scene takes place on January 8, 2024 in Brooklyn, in the “770” synagogue (so nicknamed because of its address, 770 Eastern Parkway), one...
In Saint-Denis, three people arrested for the attack on a deputy mayor
Three men were arrested on Wednesday, January 17, for the attack in the middle of the street, at the end of December, of a...
False bomb threats: 13-year-old teenager indicted in Laval
A 13-year-old schoolboy residing in Laval was indicted on Thursday, January 18, for having made, according to him, through "play", numerous false bomb alerts...
In Senegal, release of an incarcerated French woman after a demonstration in support of...
A French woman imprisoned in Senegal since her participation in a demonstration in support of opponent Ousmane Sonko in mid-November, was released and deported...
Roman salute: the crime of apologizing for fascism is confirmed by the Italian Supreme...
The Roman salute constitutes an offense of apologizing for fascism, the Italian Supreme Court of Cassation ruled on Thursday January 18, but the “open”...
Ban on oysters from the Arcachon basin: the sale of shellfish authorized again by...
After "unanimous opinion from the departmental health commission", the prefecture of Gironde announced on Friday January 19 the effective lifting of the temporary ban...
Australian Open: Luca Van Assche helpless, Diane Parry eliminated on the wire despite a...
In just over two hours and three short sets (6-3, 6-0, 6-4), Stefanos Tsitsipas, world number 7, got rid of Luca Van Assche. The...
Houthi rebels target tanker in Red Sea while promising 'safe passage' for Russian, Chinese...
The Houthi rebels claimed responsibility early Friday, January 19, for “a targeted operation against an American ship,” the Chem-Ranger, circulating in the Gulf of...
North Korea says it tested 'undersea nuclear weapons system'
Rarely a week goes by without North Korea making an announcement about military innovations. On Friday, January 19, Pyongyang claimed to have carried out...
Relocating Across the Pond: A Guide to Moving from London to Los Angeles
Moving from London to Los Angeles is a significant life change that offers a taste of two culturally rich and diverse cities. While both...
A private mission sends four Europeans to the International Space Station
A SpaceX rocket took off on Thursday, January 18, towards the International Space Station (ISS) to take four passengers, including the first Turk to...
New day of tensions around the Gulf of Aden after American strikes on the...
The sequence of events becomes predictable. The Houthis claimed responsibility, early Friday, January 19, for strikes against an American ship circulating in the Gulf...
United States: Congressional vote pushes back budgetary paralysis
The specter of paralysis was pushed back on Thursday, January 18, in the United States with the vote by the American Congress of a...
Nuclear: a new public consultation on extending the lifespan of reactors
Getting the French nuclear fleet to operate as long as possible is a long-term process. The work aimed at extending the lifespan of the...
Deadly flood in a retirement home: twelve to eighteen months suspended prison sentence
Suspended prison sentences of twelve to eighteen months were requested on Thursday January 18 against Anaïs Gledel, former director of the Orpea retirement home...
Handball: the Blues with a Karabatic record consolidate their invincibility at the Euro
The French handball team alone took the lead in its group at the Euro, Thursday January 18 in Cologne (Germany), thanks to its victory...
Israel-Hamas war: update on the situation on January 18
Find here our situation update published yesterday.In the Gaza Strip, 172 people were killed in twenty-four hours, according to a report released Thursday, January...
Snow and ice: nine departments on orange alert, risk of road refreezing
If the snowfall ended on Thursday January 18 in the morning in Hauts-de-France, Normandy and the Paris region, its consequences continued during the day,...
What aid and weapons have been provided to Ukraine since the start of the...
The Minister of the Armed Forces, Sébastien Lecornu, launched an “artillery coalition” on Thursday January 18 in Paris aimed at strengthening kyiv’s capabilities against...
“Words from readers” – When the New York Opera turns into a laboratory of...
On November 30, 2023, I attended the premiere of the opera Tannhäuser at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. The opera was interrupted midway...
The daughter of LFI deputies Raquel Garrido and Alexis Corbière, suspected of anti-Semitic remarks,...
The custody of one of the daughters of LFI deputies Raquel Garrido and Alexis Corbière, suspected of anti-Semitic remarks, was lifted on Wednesday evening,...
In Comoros: one dead and five injured in clashes after the controversial re-election of...
One person was killed and five were injured in Comoros, in clashes which followed the announcement of the victory, contested by the opposition, of...
At the trial of the Théo case, three months to three years of suspended...
Sentences ranging from three months to three years in suspended prison were requested on Thursday January 18 against three police officers tried at the...
Animal suffering: justice opens an investigation into the Craon slaughterhouse, in Mayenne, after a...
The Laval public prosecutor, Anne-Lyse Jarthon, announced Thursday January 18 the opening of a judicial investigation against the municipal slaughterhouse of Craon (Mayenne), following...
In Brussels, the Africa Museum looks at the origin of its collections acquired during...
Engaged in a process of restitution of objects looted in its former colony of Congo, Belgium has immersed itself in research into the provenance...