| Examining the Organization of Turkic States: A Teacher and Norm-Creator | Çagla Gül YESEVI | 2–25 |
| Turkic World Vision–2040: A Step Forward for the Resilience of Turkic Cooperation | Pelin MUSABAY BAKI | 26–52 |
| !e Organization of Turkic States’ Economic Potential and Cooperation Prospects among its Members | Orkhan BAGHIROV | 53–73 |
| New Kazakhstan and the Future of the Organization of Turkic States: Key Areas of Cooperation | Sanat KUSHKUMBAYEV, Aliya MUSSABEKOVA | 74–90 |
| !e Paradigm of Soft Power and the Importance of the Organization of Turkic States: Perspective from Kyrgyzstan | Baktygul KALAMBEKOVA | 91–104 |
| !e Organization of Turkic States: A New Approach to Global and Regional Challenges | Murodjon MUSTOFAEV | 105–120 |
| Hungary’s Role in the Organization of Turkic States as an Observer State: Limitations and Opportunities | Tamás Péter BARANYI | 121–136 |
| Turkmenistan’s Neutral Foreign Policy: Peace, Security and Sustainable Development | Amangeldi RAHMANOV | 122–137 |
| !e New Silk Roads: !e Present and Future of the World | Doğuş SÖNMEZ | 151–154 |
| Conflict and Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific: New Geopolitical Realities | Efsane Deniz BAŞ | 155–158 |