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South Africa Establishes Reserve to Protect Rhinos from Poachers
Rangers of South Africa’s Kruger National Park in Skukuza rounded up about 45 rhinos this month and placed them inside the country’s wildlife reserve. Republican Leaders Speak Out Against President Barrack Obama’s Immigration Policy
Members of the Republican Party criticized President Barrack Obama for his new policies regarding immigration and accused him of undermining the authority of the government. 
U.S. Releases Five Prisoners from Guantanamo Bay
Five prisoners detained in Guantanamo Bay have been released by the U.S. government as ordered by President Barrack Obama. 
U.N. Urges Myanmar to Grant Rohingya Muslims Citizenship
In response to the ongoing tension between the Rohingya and the Rakhine state, the United Nations issued a resolution to push the Myanmar government to allow members of the Muslim minority to apply for citizenship. 
Kenya’s ‘Ghost Worker’ Payroll Scandal Uncovered
A registration exercise carried out by the Kenyan government on its employees revealed that over 12,000 staff members are being paid as ghost workers. 
NSA Director Warns About China Destroying U.S. Industrial Network Through Cyber Attack
Admiral Michael Rogers, director of the National Security Agency (NSA), warned that the U.S. is vulnerable to a cyber attack by Chinese hackers. 
U.N.: Eliminate Carbon Emissions by 2070 to Prevent Global Disaster
Scientists from the United Nations released a reporting stating that greenhouse gas emissions in the world must be completely eliminated by 2070 in order to prevent a major environmental crisis. 
Small Volcanic Eruptions Slows Down Global Warming
A recent scientific study revealed that particles released by volcanic eruptions contribute in holding back the effects of global warming on Earth. 
U.S. to Strengthen Non-Lethal Military Aid to Ukraine
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden is preparing to unveil new plans that will increase the government’s non-lethal support to Ukraine. 
Pakistan Prime Minister to Introduce Reforms for the Protection of Children’s Rights
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif of Pakistan announced on Tuesday that his administration is preparing to enact reforms aimed at protecting the welfare of children.
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