Eurasian Union promises few benefits for Kyrgyzstan
EEU accession is set for May but greater integration with Russia poses risks for Bishkek
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- Migration
- Easing restrictions
- Key sector integration delayed
- Uncertain prospects of foreign investment
- Relations with Russia
- Atambayev's alternatives
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_350.jpg "Russian President Vladimir Putin shakes hands with his Kyrgyz counterpart Almazbek Atambayev (Reuters/Alexei Nikolskyi/RIA Novosti/Kremlin)")