The nature and features of the law of the Eurasian economic union
The article analyzes various aspects of the EAEU law. The author divides the EAEU right into two categories: primary, the source of which is the international treaties of the Union and member states, and secondary, the source of which are decisions of the Union bodies. Such a division into primary and secondary is legal for any international organization, since the bodies of any international organization adopt acts binding on member states to the extent that states allow. Part of secondary law is the internal law of an international organization, that is, the rules governing relations within a given subject of international law. It is noted that the primary law of the EAEU is international law, since it is created by the will of states, that is, subjects of international law. A supranational can only be secondary law. It is stated that primary, secondary law, goals and political norms, as well as the moral and values of the states that are members of the EAEU, constitute its public order, although this term is not applied in the EAEU. In the European Union, an institution similar to public policy was called acquis communautaire. The public order of the organization is its foundation and the core of its stability. Therefore, in the agreements on the accession of new members it is established that the components of public order cannot be subject to changes by new members.