A very painful problem is overcoming the tendency to reduce mutual trade, since the reserves for the growth of mutual trade associated with the removal of administrative barriers have been exhausted, and the range of goods remains virtually unchanged. The development of trade within the EEU is hampered by a drop in world prices on commodity markets, which has led to a decrease in solvency within the Union. To overcome this negative trend can only be through a significant diversification of commodity exchange. Despite the abolition of customs borders between the members of the union, it was not possible to eliminate all exemptions and restrictions at the previous stages of the development of the EEU. The sanctions regime introduced by the European Union and Russia's response measures created additional problems in the development of the internal market of the EEU. One of the obstacles to Eurasian integration is the lack of activity of mutual investment activities.

The goals set by the Eurasian integration should be clear, concrete, and, most importantly, achievable, and the results –tangible not only for governments and business circles, but also for the population of the countries concerned. Legal regulation of public procurement in EEU The present article covers the legal regulation of the public procurement in Eurasian economic union through the lens of comparison with corresponding regulation in European Union. More specifically, the common features of two integration organizations are being highlighted, as well as some shortcomings of the Eurasian model of regulation. Moreover, some solutions for increasing the efficiency of supranational public procurement legal regulation are being offered, taking into account the historical experience of European Union and the provisions of EU public procurement directives in force. Expanding access to medicines in frame of the right to enjoy the benefits of scientific progress and its applications Pharmaceutical sector holds a leading position in implementation of various mechanisms to ensure protection of intellectual property rights, which can significantly limit the availability of medicines.

At the same time, intellectual property rights protection is an important mechanism for stimulating innovation, allowing to developers and producers to maintain a high level of funding for the development of new medicines. Globalization processes have determined the need to review the question of access to medicines as an integrated interaction of factors, including investment in research, protection of intellectual property, and organization of trade processes. These tendencies define basic requirements for the formation of the international agenda and national policies in order to create mechanisms required to maintain the necessary balance between the interests of society and private sector and ensure realization of the human right to the highest attainable standard of health. Mtv box 1920i user manual. Keywords: patent protection, medicines, the right to health, the right to enjoy the benefits of scientific progress.

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– Rezhim dostupa: (data obrashhenija: g.). Establishing of trade measures to combat illegal fisheries: international and national legal norms The relevance of the application of trade measures to combat illegal fishing is noted in the article. The concept of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing is considered, statistics of export of illegally extracted marine living resources are given. Particular attention to the documents adopted by the regional fisheries management organizations, the European Union and some countries that have established trade measures to combat illegal fishing is paid. The work of FAO on these issues at the present stage is considered. Proposals to improve the international legal regulation of the prevention of marine living resources and such products illegal traffic in are made. Keywords: intellectual property (IP), Agreement on trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights (TRIPS), World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).