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| − | The '''Eurasian Economic Union''' was founded on May 29, 2014 by the presidents of [[Russia]], [[Belarus]] and [[Kazakhstan]]. It cuts down trade barriers and is the largest common market in the ex-Soviet sphere.<ref>http://rt.com/business/162200-russia-bealrus-kazakhstan-union/</ref> In October 10, 2014 [[Armenia]] joined the Eurasion Union.<ref>http://rt.com/business/194920-armenia-joins-eurasian-economic-union/</ref> | + | The '''Eurasian Economic Union''' was founded on May 29, 2014 by the presidents of [[Russia]], [[Belarus]] and [[Kazakhstan]]. It cuts down trade barriers and is the largest common market in the ex-Soviet sphere.<ref>http://rt.com/business/162200-russia-bealrus-kazakhstan-union/</ref> In October 10, 2014 [[Armenia]] joined the Eurasion Union.<ref>http://rt.com/business/194920-armenia-joins-eurasian-economic-union/</ref> In December 2023 [[Iran]] joined the union.<ref>https://www.specialeurasia.com/2023/01/20/iran-eaeu-free-trade-zone/</ref> |
It is an alternative to Liberal [[European Union]]. | It is an alternative to Liberal [[European Union]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:28, December 9, 2023
The Eurasian Economic Union was founded on May 29, 2014 by the presidents of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan. It cuts down trade barriers and is the largest common market in the ex-Soviet sphere.[1] In October 10, 2014 Armenia joined the Eurasion Union.[2] In December 2023 Iran joined the union.[3]
It is an alternative to Liberal European Union.