In this May 27, 2020 photo, Aaron Rainboth, a teacher at the Frederickson KinderCare daycare center in Tacoma, Wash., wears a mask as he takes the temperature of Benjamin Simpson, 4, after he complained of feeling hot following an outdoor play period, but found it to be normal. In a world weary of the coronavirus, many working parents with young children are now struggling with the decision on when or how they ll be comfortable returning to their child care providers. Frederickson KinderCare, which has been open throughout the pandemic to care for children of essential workers, removed carpets and spaced out tables and chairs as part of their measures to control the spread of the coronavirus.
Political scientist: War, another defeat ‘inevitable’ if Pashinyan stays PM
If Nikol Pashinyan remains Armenia’s leader, a renewed war and another defeat of Armenia are “inevitable”, according to political scientist Andranik Tevanyan, the head of the Political Economy Research Institute.
In a Facebook post on Monday, he said Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev s latest statement on the “Zangezur corridor”, as well as the joint Turkish-Azerbaijani military exercises are reminiscent of his aggressive speeches and the similar Turkish-Azerbaijani drills before 27 September 2020.
According to Tevanyan, the Azeri leader hinted to a new war just like he did in his speech at the UN last year. Azerbaijan wants to use the Armenian authorities’ refusal to open the Syunik corridor until the return of Armenian prisoners of war (POWs) as an opportunity, he added.