Eurasianist

Example:While Eurasianism focuses more on a shared Russian-European identity, pan-Slavism emphasizes the unity of Slavic peoples, which can sometimes overlap but are distinct.

Definition:A political movement that advocated for the unification or unity of all Slavic peoples, culture, and nations, regardless of state boundaries, emphasizing a shared history and language.

Example:The Eurasianist approach can also be seen as an integrationist strategy towards strengthening the political and economic ties between Russia and Europe.

Definition:Pertaining to or characterized by the policy of integrating loose or separate parts or entities into a whole; especially: policy of unifying several separate states or peoples into one united state or world.