Sabina Galikhanova

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Sabina Galikhanova is a fourth-year student of International Relations at MGIMO University in Moscow. Her research focuses on Turkish foreign policy and the politics of Central Asia, with particular attention to the Organization of Turkic States, transport connectivity across the Caspian and the role of middle powers in Eurasia after 2022. She works in Russian, English, Turkish and Turkmen.

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