CivilnetBenyamin Poghosyan, Senior Research Fellow at the Yerevan-based think tank APRI Armenia, analyzes why Turkey’s role in the South Caucasus is underestimated and how Ankara’s “Azerbaijan First” policy continues to constrain normalization with Yerevan. He discusses the pressure Azerbaijan exerts on Turkey to keep Armenia weak, and what President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s remarks about “symbolic steps” toward Armenia might mean.
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