Factors of Stability in Greater Eurasia

... of forces among the participants. Moreover, they were not in opposition to each other, which would have to be regulated. The OSCE crisis begins with the end of the Cold War, when the balance of power shifted. The SCO demonstrates stability because there is no balance of power in it at all. The development of this organisation is subject to other principles of interstate interaction than those that were formed on European soil. The Eurasian Economic Union is also radically different from the European Union. Despite the fact that the experience of the EU was ...