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The article covers possible mechanisms for countering new security threats in the post-Soviet area at the examples of the Commonwealth of Independent States, the Eurasian Economic Union and the Collective Security Treaty Organization. The research is aimed at evaluating these organizations' opportunities for countering economic, societal and ecological security threats. The research importance is based on the absence of securitization and soft security threats concepts application to the post-Soviet area research. The article relies on the international organizations official documents analysis as well as the open data analysis. The author concludes that three international organization considered in the article are limited in countering new security threats. However, it makes their existence doubtful because of the increasing interdependence of countries as well as the increasing number of new security threats. Therefore, the author not only provides the summary of each organization potential but also gives recommendations on the possible formats the new security threats may be dealt in the post-Soviet area. In particular, these threats may be countered via temporary coordination committees whose rules of creation should be elaborated. In addition, the research into new security threats in the post-Soviet area should be supported to provide authorities with the prompt solutions.

The ways new security challenges may be dealt in the Post-Soviet area