Coexistence Instead of Integration. Eurasia Comes Apart into Economic Blocks

In different corners of Eurasia Two events in the last month have finally set the record straight with regards to the geo-economic picture of the future of Eurasia. The November letter to the Russian President of Jean-Claude Junker, President of the European Commission, actually demonstrated that the EU has turned an old shoulder to the EEU; Moscow, in turn, suggested that the Union place a particular emphasis on developing cooperation with the East. The creation of a common economic space from...