Turkey-Armenia Relations
The two protocols signed by the Armenian and Turkish foreign ministers in Zurich in October 2009 addressed the twin issues of establishing diplomatic relations and reopening the closed Armenian-Turkish border. They offered a strategic roadmap for each country to “normalise” relations as a first step toward the broader process of reconciliation. Since the signing of the protocols, however, the “normalisation” process has dramatically stalled, with official state-level engagement suspended. During this period, despite several new opportunities for reengagement or reactivity, each side has retreated to their previously hard-line positions. The two briefing papers drafted respectively by a Turkish and an Armenian analyst assess the past efforts and the current state of play of Turkey-Armenia relations, suggest possible future scenarios and present several specific recommendations for action.
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Autor externo
Cengiz AKTAR (Hrant Dink Foundation, Istanbul, Turkey) and Richard GIRAGOSIAN (Regional Studies Center, Yerevan, Armenia)
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- Armenia
- Asia-Oceanía
- cuestión armenia
- cuestión de Kurdistán
- democratización
- Europa
- GEOGRAFÍA
- geografía económica
- geografía política
- poder ejecutivo y administración pública
- política exterior
- política internacional
- RELACIONES INTERNACIONALES
- relación bilateral
- relación diplomática
- seguridad internacional
- situación política
- sociedad civil (movimientos de opinión)
- Turquía
- VIDA POLÍTICA
- vida política y seguridad pública