Fr om terrorism, illegal migration, drug trafficking to cybercrime and information aggression. These issues stand in front of the states of the military-political bloc of the Eurasian space. Three years ago, the CSTO was accused of low efficiency. However, according to politicians and experts, in the year of its chairmanship in the Organization, Belarus managed to breathe new life into the platform of collective security.
Minsk becomes the center of attraction and a place wh ere important intergovernmental issues are discussed, including regional security. The situation in the world is tense - from the situation in Ukraine, Syria, on the Korean peninsula to the confrontation between the US and Russia. Therefore, today they expect more from the military bloc - the role of the organization is growing. The common Eurasian space removes barriers, albeit not as fast as one would like, but the flow of cargo is growing. Digital logistics can become a locomotive for the economies of the EEA countries. This is especially true for Belarus and Kazakhstan, which are inclined to fit into the Chinese Economic belt of the Silk Road.
