mg, it is the flag of Kyrgizstan. The flag of Macedona only has in common the colors.

For less developed nations it is easier joining the Eurasian Economic Community than the European Union for two different reasons:
a) Their manufactured products would be still competitive while in the E.U. they would be wiped out as the technological and productivity levels of central countries (Germany, Nethelands, Sweden) are much higher. Yes, they would receive some subsidies...but better keep your manufacturing industry and agrobusiness alive.
b) There are less requirements for entry, both political and economic. Turkey already could join the Eurasian Community so instead of being the tail of the lion in Europe, it would be the head of the tiger in Eurasia as the Russian-Turkish Axis would be the equivalent of the Franco-German Axis in the European Union. Besides, Turkey and Russia are complementary  in Central Asia, where both the Russian language and diverse Turkic languages are official. And both have a similar level of development (income per head of $10,000 compared to $30,000 in the E.U.) 
As Turkey is already part of a Customs Union with the European Union (E.U.) a Free Trade Agreement with the Eurasian Community would need some negotiation but it is possible as proven by countries like Mexico or Chile, which have F.T.A. with both the U.S. and the E.U.

Why is there a picture of the flag of FYR Macedonia in an article about Kyrgyzstan?