11.09.2026, 10:30

Turkic states tighten joint fight against transnational crime

ASTANA. Sept 11 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Interior ministers from the Organization of Turkic States agreed to step up cooperation against transnational organized crime, extremism and terrorism at talks in Astana, pointing to a growing need for direct law enforcement coordination as criminal networks increasingly operate across borders.

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