"A number of media outlets have reported that Egypt is allegedly ready to resettle 500,000 residents of the Gaza Strip to North Sinai. We categorically reject this information," the Egyptian state news agency said.

In recent weeks, the Israeli occupation army has attacked Tulkarm and Tubas, including the refugee camps there, killing dozens of civilians. Official data confirms that more than 40,000 Palestinians have been forced to flee their homes, and the infrastructure of the refugee camps has been severely damaged.

Washington is reviewing the legal status of migrants who came under a special visa program. A final decision is expected to be announced on March 25. The decision could affect 532,000 migrants.

Prominent Indian Islamic scholar Dr. Zakir Naik recently met with Mullah Abdul Haq Wasiq, the intelligence chief of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Hurriyat reported.

According to the Saudi Arabian Military Industrial Authority, the country's military spending in 2024 reached $75.8 billion. This made the kingdom the fifth country with the largest military budget in the world.

The Russian president has signed a decree allowing migrants to work without a work permit. Under the new regulations, foreigners will officially gain the right to work after undergoing fingerprinting and a medical examination.

Tesla electric cars and infrastructure are being attacked in the US and Europe. 12 cars were destroyed in France, and a Supercharger center was burned in the US. At the same time, personal information about Tesla owners was leaked. This is seriously affecting the company's sales and leading to a decline in the value of its shares.

Caracas has said the United States has taken all necessary measures to receive Venezuelan migrants it plans to deport. However, Washington is creating artificial obstacles to the process. The speaker of Venezuela's National Assembly, Jorge Rodriguez, accused the United States of blocking charter repatriation flights.

In the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, a 55-year-old Muslim man, Muhammad Sharif, was brutally beaten to death by a group of radical Hindus. They beat him up for refusing to participate in the Hindu festival of Holi. The murder occurred on the eve of the holy month of Ramadan, when Sharif was on his way to the market to do some shopping. According to the deceased's son-in-law, Muhammad Minaja, a group of children first tried to paint Sharif, but he refused. Soon, adults intervened and began beating him up. The victim's family has filed a complaint against the four Hindus, but the police are trying to portray the incident as a heart attack.

The White House chief of staff said the department was ineffective, and billions of dollars in investment had not yielded the expected results. Education policy would now be left to state and local governments.