naughty crew comes under the latest ukrainian shelling of don't yet kissing a local hotel and the university via and cultivate reach a mutual agreement on a controversial border crossing according to the e. u, which is mediating the talks the kinds of gone caves into criticism over its deadly drones strikes on civilians and pledges to simply reduce the number of deaths from its bombings of other countries. plus, pakistan declares the state of emergency over was being called the worst humanitarian disaster of the decade and thought to more than 900 people die and devastating floods. ah, a very warm welcome to you. this is our t international with the latest world news update is good to have you with us. now, the latest on the conflict in ukraine with russia's defense ministry condemning what a cause keeps on going nuclear terrorism. over the shelling of those apples, she a power plant in southern ukraine, which is controlled by russia. moscow say the stations territory has been bombarded by ukrainian forces 3 times and just the past 24 hours with radioactive waste sites on to nuclear fuel storage

institute for responsible save state. crofton presser of middle east politics at georgetown university, joined us via skype, from rest in virginia and treasure. i'm not sure if you had the opportunity to listen to the information which is getting from york state police. but perhaps quite interesting is the age of the suspect. hardy matar, 24 years old, would have been very well. events surrounding some onrush, the publication of his book, the fact or that was issued against him. the subsequent death threats always would have happened before this individual was born. indeed, in fact, he would most likely be born on the same year that the iranian government, essentially, to clear that they are not going to be seeking cell r. she's deaf and they're not going to be 80 anyone else to do. so either it's not a full resending of the fact because the phosphor belongs to the ayatollah cannot be rescinded by the state, according to iranian practices. but they took this distance thing from it, as part of a pre condition for the iranians and the united kingdom to restore diplomatic relations. and ever since that

i want to bring in mohammed moran be, he's a professor at the university of techline. he's joining us via skype from tucker. and so thank you very much indeed for being with us on al jazeera and the russian foreign minister had said that to her and understood russia's concerns as far as ukraine was concerned, regarded those concerns as legitimate. why is it to that to, to crime would be able to play a significant role in terms of trying to find some sort of solution to the ukranian situation. i think is because the iranians are from the very beginning, they pointed out that while they oppose war, they recognize that nato broke its promise not to expand eastwards and nato was involved in the coo and ukraine. and also, nato was supporting right wing malicious in the country. there was suppressing russian speakers, especially in the dumbass and east south of ukraine. and of course, the nato countries never allowed or never put pressure on kia, to implement the minster courts if, if those agreements were implemented, we wouldn't have had this war. so the russian see iran as an honest player a

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university of to run. he's there now and joins meet via skype. thank you so much for being on the program office. what's your reaction to his speech? did anything surprise you? nothing in particular has surprised me. i think mister racy has established himself as a left leaning politician when it comes to economics. he's been stressing on social justice since coming to office and even before then. so some of his policies have been motivated by this belief and we do see initiatives, for example, to build housing for the disadvantaged sectors of society and those who've been left behind in the past with regards to foreign policy. i don't think there's anything new the nuclear negotiations have reached a, almost a conclusion that one of the real issues that is last is whether the united states and the europeans have the will to close the case at the i a board of governors. the iranians are willing to cooperate, but the rights believe that the issue, the accusations against iran have been little size and that the technical experts, if they sit down together, the issue will be resolved. so i think mor

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university, about the future of nasal vaccines. ah, when you're given a standard set of coven, 19 vaccines via injection, the kicks off a response, and the cells nearby, causing your immune system to begin producing antibodies against the corona, virus invader, and other parts of your body. the production of longer term protective cells called memory t cells and the cells began creating what's known as systemic immunity. the response is to generate anti bodies of the class i g, g, immuno globulin g that are able to recognise the infectious agent and knock it out . and this is done at the port of entry dodge to say that muscle or the blood or not liver. so, and so, so that is the systemic in, oh, with the systemic community that injected vaccines provoke the productive components are spread throughout the body. systems, exposure disorders, covey to, however happens in a specific place. the upper respiratory tract and the protective cells and anti bodies can take some time to respond to it. the antibodies that are produced is definitely work pretty good in cleary, infectious agents systemically. but when we have a situation that the po

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endocrinologists from the usa give consultations via video link within the initiative and lahalt ukraine , which was started by students of the state of fresco university, but khrystyna shevchenko, a belgian by origin , will tell you how it works and how to sign up for a consultation florence sturi, a family doctor in a city in the state of california, a woman. she has been consulting ukrainians in the front-line areas via video link for more than a month. i am from europe, so i feel that they are very close because ukraine is close to belgium so i felt the need to help them i communicate with older children and students mainly they ask what can i do if i don't have medicine because it's a very big problem they can't find medicine so i try to help them solve their problem without medicine florence is one of the participants of the project and leg help ukraine organized by the association of ukrainian students of stanford university and its teachers ukrainians currently living in ukraine and poland can sign up for free consultations with american doctors. solomiya savchuk is a stanford medical school student from ivano-frankivsk. she is one of the initi

as a professor of law at queen's university's previously worked for the united nations extensively in that garza and jerusalem. and joining us live now from ottawa via zoom. really good to have you with the sir now to 0. thank you very much indeed for your time. i'd like to talk to you about the legal accountability elements of all of this. we've been in this situation before where both sides have been trading rocket, fire and air strikes and often seems that the statistically and historically it is civilians within garza who tend to be affected most they're the ones who are more likely to die or be injured. let's start with israel, given the fact that there is a perception that israel appears to be immune from prosecution. how likely is it and who would bring any sort of legal action i have? i'm for accountability against israel. thanks to the question. thanks for having the accountability is key. it's key in palestine, but also in any conflict in the world in order to have peace, you need accountability. the problem is you have an accountability vacuum when it comes to israel, palestine. so the question is, who and what form would be available to

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university building one day after you praying shells, residential areas under russian control, leaving 5 people dead. mm . explosion during out in the crimean dias, russia defense system, reportedly goes into action near the city of via but doria, late on friday evening. while the west continues to point a finger at russia for the global energy crisis on gary approve moscow. construction of 2 new nuclear reactors, the country's foreign minister praises the move. thanks to these 2 new nuclear units, we can insure hungary energy security for the long term and protect the hungarian population. and the narrative that possible is therapy needs to be forgotten. that's a controversial statement from american envoy to the western balkan throwing a visit to belgrade in which he had time to eat conscience. but instead leave many perplex ah, hello from martinez. national studios in moscow on purely is about with our top news stories from around the globe. happy to have you join us. we begin with the latest on the ukraine conflict, cabs forces shell, the capital city of don. yes, republic. early this morning. ah. as you can see, leaving trees on fire, car scorched and building shattered smoke from the fires drifted through the a

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