Bruce Pannier is a Central Asia Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. He specializes in regional interests and world news, with a focus on energy policy, water management, and sustainability in Central Asia. Bruce has been featured in various outlets, including Business New Europe and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
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Bruce Pannier's coverage focuses on government and politics in Central Asia, with specific attention to evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. His articles also cover a wide range of topics including energy, water resources, media freedom, trade, sanctions, human rights issues among others.
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Afghanistan's ruling Taliban are facing a challenge from at least four different armed groups in the country's northeastern Badakhshan Province.
By: Bruce Pannier
When Uzbekistan's first president, Islam Karimov, died in the late summer of 2016, he left a long list of problems for his successor.
By: Bruce Pannier
Those exercises are designed with Afghanistan in mind, a country that the CSTO has been talking about frequently in 2026, and also one where militant groups
By: Bruce Pannier
On September 10, the Bishkek City Court upheld convictions against former security chief Kamchybek Tashiyev and seven others, but changed the offense from
By: Bruce Pannier
The Islamic Renaissance of Tajikistan (formerly the Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan) has elected a new chairman after longtime leader Muhiddin Kabiri
By: Bruce Pannier
The Ferghana Peace Forum was just held in Tajikistan’s northern city of Guliston.
By: Bruce Pannier
A case involving the sexual abuse of a kindergarten child in Uzbekistan’s eastern province of Namangan has sparked such outrage that it is leading ...
By: Bruce Pannier
Reports surrounding the death of an employee at an anti-plague research institute in Russia’s Irkutsk region have prompted health authorities across Central
By: Bruce Pannier
After several years of slow progress, the road connecting Afghanistan to China is finally ready. On October 4, Taliban officials inaugurated the 121-kilometer
By: Bruce Pannier
The authorities in Tajikistan have been ringing the alarm bells over events in neighboring Afghanistan for more than three decades.
