Turkey’s Pivot to Eurasia focuses on the visible pivot to Eurasia in Turkish foreign policy with a particular emphasis on the changing world order and the Turkish geopolitical concerns that accompany it. The authors aim to analyze the reasons behind Turkey’s pivot to Eurasia over the past decade, while also discussing whether Eurasianism as an ideology can be viewed as a reasonable option for Turkish foreign policy, especially after the emergence of a number of significant problems between Turkey and the West in the last few years.