The WTO came a few years ago. Many conditions yet-that is not yet in force. Already there are problems - for example, the impact of restrictions on the support of agriculture.
Because I am a supporter of the translation of the base of the economy on a scheduled basis, and do not support the European system of ownership of knowledge and technology (realm of ideas can not be owned by a private person, this is artificial restriction), I stand and I will act for failure to comply with WTO agreements.
The Eurasian Union is only beginning to emerge. About the global effects it is too early to say. In particulars can you give an example of a company with which we cooperate - Russian-Kazakh company, produced in control vehicles systems based on GLONASS without problems apply in Russia, and Kazakhstan having had a unified system of certification.
Agriculture is always a problem for international trade agreements. Intellectual property rights are taken extremely seriously, so sounds like that will be problem too. I'd presumed the bigger problems, for Russia, would have been state subsidies to industry eg. Russian defence and automotive companies...
While trade with the EU has been extremely beneficial to Russia, it places Russia in an awkward strategic position. Hypothetically, if the EU stops buying Russian oil and gas (they wont) your country's economy would collapse and if they froze all the assets of Russians in the EU (they wont) alot of "very important" Russians would be very, very annoyed.
This (almost definitely) wont be happening as Russian oil and money is too important to the EU. But, it's not the ideal position for Russia to be in and greater co-operation with organisations like the WTO, and potentially the Eurasian Union, could lead to Russia getting more business partners outside the EU.
RAAF transporting corpses to the Netherlands.
The hearses of the victims leaving the airport. Only the first batch of dead were transported today. There are still more in the mortuary in the Ukraine and not all the bodies have been recovered from the scene as yet. None of the dead have, yet, been identified
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@Hello10 has got to and the reason why he hasn't been psoting for a while.
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From the article;
"Strelkov" once ordered his subordinate Cossacks to dress less provocatively in order to avoid provoking sexual desire among gay Caucasians.
But now that Strelkov is suspected of international terrorism, Putin will not need him much longer. Probably in the coming days, Vladimir Putin will do everything possible to get rid of an ally who has become a deadly danger, whose war games now force Putin to make midnight phone calls to Western leaders and to publically justify himself in a way unheard of in Putin's Russia.
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