Search: Sanctions,Economy,EAEU (4 materials)

Marriage of Sanctions Convenience: Russia Rethinking the EAEU Role

... political, economic and reputational reasons—to try to step up negotiations with Jakarta, aspiring to reach a somewhat advanced stage in the relations with its Union partners by late 2023. *** With the Collective West seeking to exclude Russia from global economy and trade, technological sovereignty, alternative financial mechanisms and foreign relations within the EAEU become a more significant tool for Moscow to make up for sanctions losses and to get adapted to external shocks. Therefore, it can be assumed that Russia will be more enthusiastic and pragmatic in its approach to building ties with its partners in the Union in the foreseeable future. At the same time, one should ...

15.03.2023

Does Tajikistan Have a Choice Amid Anti-Russian Sanctions?

... Tajikistan is the only state in Central Asia not to have sent humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Tajikistan fears the West’s secondary sanctions that could be imposed on states that openly support Russia’s special operation, especially since the U.S. has already ... ... Allied Interaction. Tajikistan is part to most integrations in the post-Soviet space, where Russia is a member, except for the EAEU. Russia and Tajikistan are building up their trade turnover that, according to official data, grew by 50% in the first six ...

23.08.2022

EAEU–Iran Trade and Its Prospects

... parties, Iran and Russia remain the main drivers of Iran’s rapprochement with the EAEU Negotiations on a full-scale free trade agreement between Iran and the Eurasian... ... resources of the rapidly developing Asian economies, such as China and India. Then sanctions followed, and following the US withdrawal from the nuclear deal in May 2018... ... Among the economies of the EAEU member states, observers and partners, the Iranian economy is second only to Russia’s. In terms of economic cooperation, Russia and...

06.04.2021

Russia and Belarus: The “Post-Soviet” Interaction Model Is Exhausting Itself

... mostly raw materials and semi-finished products to the European Union, while it mostly sells high added-value goods to Russia and EAEU countries – engineering, MIC and agricultural products. Russia is the principal investor in the Belarusian economy. Rosatom is finishing construction of the first Belarus NPP in Astravets (financed through a Russian loan of over $10 ... ... Russian oil in its budget revenues in recent years. The parties thus far have failed to settle the issue. The international sanctions against Russia, which are designed in such a way that they hot the country’s trade and economic relations with its ...

01.07.2019

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