Briefly describe the reasons for the rise of CIS in the United States.

CIS is not a country, and it has no power over its member countries. It is conducive to the further development and strengthening of friendship, good neighborliness, inter-ethnic harmony, trust, understanding and mutually beneficial cooperation among member States.

Member States have implemented coordinated policies in international security, disarmament, arms supervision and army building, and adopted means including observer groups and collective peacekeeping forces to ensure the internal security of the CIS. When the sovereignty, security and territorial integrity of Member States and international peace and security are threatened, all Member States should immediately hold consultations, coordinate their positions and take corresponding measures.

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The present situation of CIS is not optimistic. The CIS has signed thousands of documents, but they are basically useless. Some of Russia's too "overbearing" behaviors have violated the national security of other CIS countries.

In addition, countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States have formed large and small internal alliances for their own interests. Such an international institution has become a "tasteless food, but a pity to abandon it". NATO is expanding eastward again, and the CIS is at stake.

Faced with the grim situation of the international financial crisis, all members of the Commonwealth of Independent States are aware of the necessity of strengthening financial and economic cooperation and hope to reduce their economic losses in this crisis to a minimum. Economic factors are playing an increasingly important role in strengthening the cohesion of CIS.