Regulating Economic Relations in the EAEU and CIS: New Challenges and Solutions

Economic legislation in the countries of the EAEU and CIS has traditionally been very similar, since it has common roots. This has always made it easier to build transnational markets. However, corporate, investment, contractual, and other economic relations in these countries have now become much more complicated, new civil law rights have emerged, and the securities market is actively developing. Pandemic restrictions and sanctions policies provided a new impetus to the transformation of economic relations. All this significantly impacted the legal field in each country. In Russian law, the sweeping modernization of civil legislation began in 2013–2015 and is still ongoing. Other countries have experienced similar changes and some fundamentally different developments. What conditions are needed for our legal systems to cooperate? What are some of the practical issues of ensuring cross-border economic processes in the new conditions?