she is a social science's deputy dean at the university of essex and in boston, massachusetts, we havenn call, a career cia officer and formally a deputy national intelligence officer. welcome to you all. glenn, havana syndrome, what might it be? peter: well, -- glenn: well, the immediate thought of all of my colleagues and the introducing's -- institutions involved in foreign policy is that the russians are the most likely ones to have done this kind of activity whether to attain -- obtain intelligence or to harass or both. there are only four countries or so that would have the capability or the interest in doing this sort of thing, assuming that what appears to be happening is happening. that would be russia, china, iran, north korea. but nobody knows. this is one of the big mistress. peter: has there been anything like this in the past? natasha: not that i know of. we have no idea what is really causing this. i mean, there was speculation that there was some sort of microwave attacks that had occurred against americans in russia, in soviet union. but there's nothing like this where

university of oakland. he is also the co author of savannah syndrome, mass psychogenic, illness and the real story behind the embassy ministry. and wisteria and cultures in essex. in the u. k. we have natasha lind, stats, ortho, and specialists on us foreign policy. she's social sciences deputy dean at the university of essex and in boston, massachusetts. in the us, we have glen, call a korea cia officer, and formerly a deputy national intelligence officer. welcome to you all glen call in boston. havana syndrome. what might it be? well, the immediate thought, i think of all of my colleagues and the institutions involved in foreign policy is that the, the russians are the most likely ones to have done this kind of activity. whether to obtain intelligence or to harass or both we don't know. and we don't know that it's the russians, but that's the, the reflexive thought there are probably only 4 countries or so that would have the capability or the interest in doing this sort of thing. assuming that what appears to be happening is happening. and that would be russia, china around north korea, but nobody knows. this is one of the big mysteries. natasha and stuff i

she's social sciences deputy dean at the university of essex, and in boston, massachusetts. in the us we have glen, call a korea c. i a officer and formerly a deputy national intelligence officer. welcome to you all glen call in boston. havana syndrome. what might it be? well, the immediate thought, i think of all of my colleagues and the institutions involved in foreign policy is that the, the russians are the most likely ones to have done this kind of activity . whether to obtain intelligence or to harass or both we don't know. and we don't know that it's the russians, but that's the, the reflexive thought there are probably only 4 countries or so that would have the capability or the interest in doing this sort of thing. assuming that what appears to be happening is happening. and that would be russia, china, around, or korea. but nobody knows. this is one of the big mysteries. natasha and stuff in culture. has there been anything like this in the past? not that i know of nothing like this where we have no idea what is really causing this. i mean, there was some speculati

i think ocean is a presser, and the department of government and public policy at the university of essex jones, his life and culture stand by skype. thanks very much for being with us. as russia, as medicare is not happy with the us, is response. i mean, while the are still, it's still saying that and dialogue is the way forward. where do you think this is heading? waltz 1st. thank you for having me. i think both russia and the united states know that there is no chance for ukraine to join the nato alliance with unanimous membership approval. and we know for quite some time, both france and germany have been reluctant and actually refused to allow ukraine to join us. even president biden more recently has discussed some of the issues he has with ukraine joining nato memberships. i think right now we're in a situation where russia is pushing to see how much it can get the united states to agree publicly to certain things. but i think everybody knows that new ukraine is less likely going to be joining nato anytime soon. i mean, we've had a little bit. so in the last couple of minutes, we h