The Influence of Internal Political Processes of the EAEU Countries on the Development of Eurasian Integration (on the Example of Belarus and Kazakhstan) in 2015-2019

The process of integration on the post-Soviet region has shown the political end economic problems in relationship between three members of the EAEU: Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan. This study highlights the internal factors, which influence the process of Eurasian integration. It aims at a possible barriers of the integration and the influence of internal processes of Belarus and Kazakhstan on the process of integration. To achieve this purpose, the study provides a comparative analysis of the main political and economic events during the integration in two states: Belarus and Kazakhstan. Preliminary findings show that problems in interstate relations could be severe, as it is shown in case of Russian-Belorussian relations, which are complicated with trade and border conflicts, freezing the whole process of integration in EAEU. These findings could help to identify the possible solutions to the problem of internal factors, which are influencing the whole process of integration and help to highlight the possible variants of further integration process