Report title: CIS: Politics override economics of new customs union
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Abstract: Moscow has tried to establish a customs union with its neighbours since at least 1995. Next month's signing ceremony will be the closest such an agreement has come to realisation, and -- if implemented successfully -- might provide a major boost to otherwise moribund regional integration initiatives. However, the political rationale for the union is probably stronger than the economic imperatives underlying it.

Brief Excerpt: CIS: Customs union CIS: Politics override economics of new customs union On November 27, heads of state from Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan will sign agreements to create a trilateral customs union. Moscow has tried to establish a customs...

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Country / Region: RUCIS, Belarus, CIS, Kazakhstan, Russia
Topic: economy, international relations, politics, capital flows, foreign policy, foreign trade, integration, manufacturing, policy, reform, treaty, industry, automobile, energy, gas, oil
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GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS : RUCIS, Belarus, CIS, Kazakhstan, Russia
 
TOPICS : economy, international relations, politics, capital flows, foreign policy, foreign trade, integration, manufacturing, policy, reform, treaty, industry, automobile, energy, gas, oil
 
SIGNIFICANCE : Moscow has tried to establish a customs union with its neighbours since at least 1995. Next month's signing ceremony will be the closest such an agreement has come to realisation, and -- if implemented successfully -- might provide a major boost to otherwise moribund regional integration initiatives. However, the political rationale for the union is probably stronger than the economic imperatives underlying i 

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