Eurasian Union will be economic not political block
The former Soviet states that are its members will rebuff any Russian drive for a closer political grouping
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- Macroeconomic effects of integration
- Oil and gas markets implications
- Obstacles to successful integration
- Turkey
- Uzbekistan will stay clear
- Subordination of interests
- State capacity
- Effect on Russia
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