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Turkish-Armenian Normalization and “ Great Power Politics ”

Although the effort to “normalize” relations between Armenia and Turkey has emerged as the most significant development in the Caucasus in the past year, Turkey’s engagement of Armenia represents only one element of a much larger and even more ambitious Turkish agenda. In fact, Turkey is now pursuing a new policy of deepening its ties to not only the countries of the Caucasus, but also including the countries of Central Asia. From this perspective, Turkey’s Stability Platform and policy of “zero problems” with its neighbors, including its engagement of Armenia, has assumed a much deeper and broader significance.