Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan agree to create Eurasian Economic Union to further boost ties By Washington Examiner FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedinEmailPrint May 29, 2014 8:06 am FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedinEmailPrint MOSCOW (AP) — Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan agree to create Eurasian Economic Union to further boost ties. Recommended Stories Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel melts down at JD Vance for mocking his ratingsJimmy Fallon defends show as nonpartisan: ‘We try to make everybody laugh’California's Native American tribes use political power to push out business rivals TagsBelarusKazakhstanRussia Related Content Faith, Freedom & Self-Reliance Arm churches now White House White House teases ‘imminent’ layoffs for federal workers due to government shutdown State Earle-Sears narrows Spanberger’s lead to 3 points in final weeks of Virginia gubernatorial race: Poll News Federal agency directs furloughed workers to blame Democrats for shutdown in out-of-office reply News Liberty University asks courts to dismiss lawsuit from transgender former employee
