This paper investigates the changes the Covidien-19 outbreak can create in the world order and their possible impacts on Turkey. The pandemic began in a period when competition among major rival actors of the international system was on the rise in accordance with what the power transition theory depicts. Now, the virus even deteriorates the already strained relations among them, especially between U.S. and China. Governments that can effectively fight the disease increase their reputation among their citizens, while others will experience legitimacy crises. It is expected that the impact of the virus on national economies will not be limited to short-term destruction and will make certain sectors and economic approaches more advantageous. With this new conjuncture, the issues stand out: the meaning of the relationship between life and death and the regulation of privacy-security balances. Turkey can design strategies based on its life-saving power in some conflict zones which it is already part of, depending on the duration and the damage of the epidemic. In the medium and long term, realizing the potentials for change beginning from the smallest basic units of the world order may generate motivation for the original future designs. Technological possibilities promised by Industry 4.0 and biological hazards brought up due to virus outbreak invite new future scenarios in the triangle of security-economy-meaning systems. The projection as to this potential is mentioned in the section the "Turkish House"