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Australian researcher gain fresh insights into invasive chital deer's diet

Canberra, Aug 7 (UNI) An Australian researcher has used advanced DNa analysis of deer feces to gather new insights into the diet of invasive chital deer harming northern Australia's agricultural landscapes.

Originally introduced in 1886 with just four individuals, the chital deer population expanded to approximately 44,000 by 2014, causing concern over their impact on agriculture and ecosystems, according to a statement released by Australia's James Cook University (JCU).
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Iran accuses US of ‘reckless military adventure’ when "diplomatic solution is on the table"

09 May 2026 | 3:41 PM

Tehran, May 9 (UNI) Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has accused the United States of engaging in “reckless military adventure” whenever a diplomatic solution is being negotiated or seams possible.

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US, Iran may resume talks next week in Islamabad: Report

09 May 2026 | 3:21 PM

Washington/Tehran, May 9 (UNI) As White House is expecting a response from Iran on a proposed plan to end the conflict, reports have emerged that talks between the United States and Iran could resume as early as next week in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad.

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No evidence Iran was building nukes before war, says Former US counterterrorism chief

09 May 2026 | 3:19 PM

Washington, May 9 (UNI) The United States intelligence community had assessed that Iran was not developing a nuclear weapon before the recent conflict, according to former National Counterterrorism Center (NCC) director Joe Kent.

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Oil slick detected off Iran’s key Kharg island oil terminal

09 May 2026 | 2:18 PM

Washington, May 9 (UNI) Satellite images revealed a large oil slick off the coast of Iran’s Kharg Island, the country’s main oil export hub, New York Times reported.

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"Victory has always been ours": Putin invokes WWII legacy to justify Ukraine war

09 May 2026 | 1:50 PM

Moscow, May 9 (UNI) As Russia marked the 81st anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War with a tightly staged parade on Red Square, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday drew a direct line between the Soviet Union's struggle against Nazi Germany and Russia's ongoing confrontation with Ukraine, which he described as part of a broader conflict with a unified Western bloc.

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