Eurasian Economic Union

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The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) is described as an organization involved in setting technical regulations, trade policies, and energy-related measures among its member states. It oversees standards for products such as automotive fuel, including requirements for gasoline quality under its technical regulations, and has implemented restrictions on the export of certain petroleum products. The EAEU also plays a role in customs procedures, migration rules for members like Armenia and Belarus, and international transit agreements.

Recent coverage

• Russia Cancels Quota on Raw Rice Exports — Интерфакс
• Roslinhoxnadzor will restrict import of apricots and peaches from Turkey starting July 18 — Вечерняя Москва
• Russia imposes temporary import restrictions on stone fruit products from Turkey — Вести
• Kazakhstan bans wheat imports for six months — Вести
• Kazakhstan imposes a six-month partial ban on wheat imports — Интерфакс
• Import of beer from non-friendly countries has dropped by a third — Вести
• EEC and International Aviation Committee sign cooperation plan — Интерфакс
• Kazakhstan Ratifies Economic Partnership Agreement Between EAEU and UAE — Интерфакс
• Putin signs law clarifying documents for confirming 10% VAT rate on children's goods — Фонтанка
• Kazakhstan may extend ban on exporting gasoline and diesel — Вести
• Government allows sale of Euro-3 gasoline by end of year — Коммерсантъ
• The Cabinet of Ministers temporarily allowed oil refineries to release gasoline with Euro-3 specifications — Фонтанка
• FTC Clarifies the Mechanism for Additional Payment of the Vehicle Excise Duty on Cars from the EAEU — Коммерсантъ
• Residents of Primorye tried to smuggle a live crab worth 1.8 million rubles abroad — Вести
• Kobyakov Calls Russia a Key Partner of ASEAN in Energy — Ведомости