Regional integration has become a widespread phenomenon proliferating to various regions of the world and is driven by multiple political and economic reasons. This is also the case for the post-Soviet space: somewhat oddly, following the disintegration of the Soviet Union, multiple attempts have been undertaken to reintegrate the region in some form. The most recent development – the vicious Russian war of aggression against Ukraine, – some could argue, is an attempt at perverse reintegration. Nevertheless, the latest example of peaceful regional integration in the post-Soviet space is the Eurasian Economic Union... continue reading on Cambridge blog