Adam Schreck

Adam Schreck is the Asia-Pacific News Director at the Associated Press (AP), a role he has held since at least 2018 and continues to occupy as of 2024, according to recent AP coverage and bylines. Schreck is a veteran foreign correspondent and newsroom leader with extensive experience covering conflict zones, international affairs, and business across the Middle East and Asia. His reporting has spanned major global events, including wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and he is recognized for his in-depth, on-the-ground coverage of crises such as the war in Ukraine. Schreck is known for his perseverance in securing high-profile interviews, such as with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and for leading teams in challenging environments. His writing style is comprehensive, fact-driven, and often features exclusive insights from key figures. With over 15 years of experience, Schreck has built a reputation for authoritative, nuanced reporting and editorial leadership. He is frequently cited for his ability to coordinate multi-format coverage (text, video, photo) and for his commitment to documenting complex geopolitical events. Schreck’s work has contributed to award-winning coverage and has been recognized for its impact and depth.