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Ukraine’s 2014 Euromaidan revolution derailed Vladimir Putin’s vision of a pan-Eurasian integration from Lisbon to Vladivostok, leaving behind a “ghost corridor” of unrealized cooperation and fueling today’s multipolar competition over ideas, technology, and global order.

Although Iran’s full membership in the EAEU is still unclear, it seems that with the implementation of recent agreements, we will witness a serious renaissance of trade relations and a significant leap and a new window for the beginning of new economic relations between Iran and the member states of the union.

On 1-2 February 2024, an enlarged meeting of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council was held in Almaty, which resulted in a vector for the development of the Eurasian partnership both within the EAEU and in the expansion of the partnership between this organisation and the SCO. The success of the meeting and its profound symbolism seem obvious – however, political and economic ties in the Eurasian space are developing intensively not only on the multilateral “track”…