Казахстан закрыл границу для зерна: почему хлеб подорожает

Kazakhstan's authorities have imposed a strict ban on wheat imports, attempting to protect local farmers from cheap Russian dumping. But ordinary citizens will pay the price for this decision by the Astana government: prices for flour, bread, meat, and eggs in stores will inevitably rise. While large agricultural holdings are calculating their future profits, domestic millers are sounding the alarm: they are losing key markets in Central Asia. The situation is also escalating within the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU): a trade war between the allies could provoke harsh retaliatory measures from Moscow. Share your opinion in the comments: whose interests should the state protect first—urban families or rural producers? Follow us on Telegram to stay up-to-date with all the news! https://t.me/syti_dnya All episodes of "Pulse of Events" in one playlist:    / pl2p1iiy7fr_0bm_2b0kehqv0627gl8yrf   What you'll learn in this video: 0:00 The Paradox of Plenty: Why Cheap Bread Has Become a Threat 1:53 The Anatomy of a Ban: From Wheels to Barges 4:07 Russian Dumping as a Side Effect of Sanctions 6:04 Flour Mill Dead End: Losing Foreign Markets 7:36 Interactive: Choosing the Lesser Evil 9:49 Chain Reaction: From Elevator to Storefront 12:06 Beneficiaries of Silence: Who Will Profit from the Ban 14:23 Cracks in the EAEU: Trade Wars of the "Allies" 16:41 Forecast: A Temporary Respite or a Protracted Crisis? 6:50 PM The Labyrinth of Protectionism: Results Write in the comments what consequence of this news you think is most important for the residents of Kazakhstan. #PulseOfEvents #News #KazakhstanNews #KazakhstanToday #Astana #Almaty #MainNews #NewsToday #NewsSummary #KazakhstanisInEurope #EuropeanUnion #USA #Canada #Analytics Pulse of events, Kazakhstan news, Kazakhstan today, Astana, Almaty, Shymkent, main news, news today, news summary, Kazakhstanis in Europe, European Union, USA, Canada, tenge, prices, loans, housing, taxes, jobs, security, analytics