This year will see the 25th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s breakup and the emergence of new Russia on its ruins. Time is ripe for taking stocks and mapping a road into the future.
A group of members of Russia’s Council ... ... the past decade was successful by and large and quite masterful at times. It largely matched the world challenges. A stagnant economy was the weak link. Foreign policy has compensated for that weakness so far. But this resource is now close to exhaustion....
... development in the form of investment, technology, large infrastructure and transport projects, human capital and labor.
As to the EEU, integration within the framework of the Union allows to reduce significantly transaction costs across the space of a huge ... ... million people, to remove barriers to the movement of capital, goods and labor, which can become a significant stimulus for the economy of Russia and its neighboring countries. Implementing this strategy, however, faces certain constraints and requires a significant ...
... EEU has shown that:
Minsk hopes the EEU will help stabilize the country’s economy in these times of crisis in the world economy and provide free, equal, and politically unmotivated access to trade, energy resources, capital;
Belarus has significant industrial potential, and adopting a coordinated industrial policy under the EEU could enhance this;
Russia is the major economic partner of Belarus in the EEU. Commercial, industrial, financial ties between Minsk and other EEU ...
... the gas fee for Armenia from $270 per 1,000 cubic meters to $189 and undertook to supply 2.5 billion cubic meters of gas to Armenia within the next 24 months.
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Arshaluis Mgdesian
Arshaluis Mgdesian
: The drop in consumption volumes in the EEU market caused by negative trends in the Russian economy has had a direct impact on Armenian producers. Supplies of Armenian goods to Russia are falling, and the depreciation of the Russian currency made it unprofitable for Armenian manufacturers to pay in Russian rubles, causing losses. The lower value ...
... economic presence resulting from its exclusion from global trade agreements prompts Russia to seek alternative scenarios to sustain its influence.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership... ... If U.S. LNG and oil were to go to Europe, Russia would have trouble diversifying its economy due to reduced export revenues.
According to both U.S. and European experts... ... clear-cut answer is apparent in the immediate term. As for the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) and BRICS, their cooperation potential remains great, but still has to prove its...
