SMARDAN, Romania (AP) — Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Vadim Ghirda has been working for The Associated Press since 1990. Based in Bucharest, Romania, he has covered the breakup of Yugoslavia, conflicts in Serbia and Bosnia, and wars in the Middle East and Ukraine among his many assignments.
The central banks of Serbia and Romania are sidestepping the monetary easing path charted by the European Central Bank (ECB), opting for caution as growing publ
Romania’s soccer federation has lost its appeal against UEFA punishment for racist fan chants. Romania must play its first home qualifier for the 2026 World Cup in an empty stadium.
Two European men are charged with targeting the home of Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows in a swatting incident.
A blast of arctic air will bring unusually cold temperatures and snow across southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean this week.
The humble Yugo from Serbia was ridiculed in its day as a poorly-designed bargain basement car with puny performance. Now it is set to bounce back as a retro-themed hatchback. Professor Aleksandar Bjelić,
For the eighth year in a row, Serbia has continued to fall in the global ranking of countries based on public sector corruption perception. In the 2024 ranking, Serbia’s Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) score was 35,