Kevork Yacoubian

Kevork Yacoubian is assistant editor of the Armenian Weekly. He graduated magna cum laude from Haigazian University with a bachelor’s degree in political science. He later earned a master’s degree in international affairs from the Lebanese American University, where he presented a thesis titled “A Neoclassical Realist Analysis of Turkish Foreign Policy Toward the Caucasus: The Cases of Armenia and Azerbaijan, 1991–2024.” His research interests include electoral politics, foreign policy trajectories, identity construction and the cultural influences on state behavior.
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Ankara’s long arm: How Turkey shapes Armenia’s EU prospects through Hungary

Turkey–European Union relations have faced many ups and downs over the decades, starting from April 14, 1987, when Turkey submitted…

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Shaping the new Syria: The role of Neo-Ottomanism

Türkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has sought to promote the uniqueness of Turkish identity, its exceptionalism and the highs and…

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Continuous expansion of Türkiye’s military-industrial complex

In modern political and policy debates, particularly those concerning regional and global powers, the military-industrial complex remains a consequential yet…

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What are the prospects of Turkish-Armenian normalization?

In the geopolitical context of the South Caucasus, Armenia and Turkey reflect an interesting fabric of shared history, a century…

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