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Trade Tensions Tear at Russia’s Eurasian Economic Union

While the Russian army is on its heels in Ukraine, the Kremlin is engaging in trade wars with fellow members of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).  The EAEU is ostensibly supposed to promote free trade among the five member states, not hinder it. But that has never really been the case. Russia has tended to circumvent the spirit of the organization’s intent when politically expedient.  The most prominent example is Moscow’s imposition of a variety of trade bans and barriers on Armenian goods…

OilPrice.comOilPrice.comOilPrice.com21 Sept

A bored-looking Farage unveils a new Welsh leader – he still seems fond of the old one | John Crace

Helen Jenner replaces Dan Thomas, who stood down after his arrest on suspicion of assault, but gets warm words from Nigel Twenty-five or so Reform members of the Senedd were lined up against a wall. Almost as if they were in a police identification parade. Reform having to find a new leader in Wales is getting to be habit-forming. First, Nathan Gill was banged up for 10 and a half years on eight counts of taking £40K in bribes to make statements in support of Russia. Easily done. Who among us hasn’t been tempted by the Kremlin? And then last week, Dan Thomas chose to stand down after being arrested on suspicion of assault and coercive behaviour, leaving the Welsh leadership spot open once more. He denies the allegations. Continue reading...

The GuardianThe GuardianJohn Crace21 Sept