Eurasian Economic Union 5 members
Eurasian Economic Union has 5 members; together, today’s Eurasian Economic Union members had 2.2% of the world’s people and 2.6% of its GDP in 2025.
Source: Membership: the groupings’ own member listsMembers as of 10 Nov 2026
Source: World Bank Indicators2025
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Summary
The Eurasian Economic Union: an economic union of former Soviet states, in force since 2015.
Today’s Eurasian Economic Union members account for 2.2% of the world’s people (2025), 2.6% of the world’s GDP (2025), 6.9% of the world’s military spending (2025) and 5.7% of the world’s CO2 emissions (2024). Together they mine 43% of the world’s palladium, 5.2% of the world’s tungsten and 5.1% of the world’s nickel (USGS, 2025, estimated). Of its members, 5 are also in the CSTO, 5 in the CIS, 4 in the SCO and 2 in OPEC+.
Membership is as each grouping lists it. A grouping’s share of the world adds up its members’ figures, against the sum for every country with a figure.
Source: Membership: the groupings’ own member lists; World Bank; Global Carbon Budget; FAOSTAT; USGSMembers as of 10 Nov 2026
Members
| Russia | 144 m | 78% | $2.56 tn | BRICS, G20, OPEC+, SCO, APEC, UN Security Council (permanent), CSTO, CIS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kazakhstan | 21 m | 11% | $306 bn | OPEC+, SCO, CSTO, CIS |
| Belarus | 9.1 m | 4.9% | $93 bn | SCO, CSTO, CIS |
| Kyrgyzstan | 7.3 m | 4% | $23 bn | SCO, CSTO, CIS |
| Armenia | 3.1 m | 1.7% | $29 bn | CSTO, CIS |
Source: Membership: the groupings’ own member lists; World BankMembers as of 10 Nov 20262025