The Liberal Democratic Party of Russia has submitted a proposal to the State Duma to levy a 30% income tax on migrants working on a patent basis. The party leader claims that this measure will increase budget revenues and contribute to the development of regions. If the proposal is adopted, the tax burden on migrants will double.

Today, March 25, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev will participate in the iftar event.

The Council of Ulema has stated that since the months of Rajab and Sha'ban are 30 days long, it is highly likely that Ramadan will be 29 days long. A final decision is expected to be announced on March 27.

Palestinian director Hamdan Balal, one of the authors of the film "No Other Land," was beaten by masked Jewish settlers in the West Bank and handed over to the military. His car was damaged and he was seriously injured.

In the United States, Columbia University student Yunso Chung has filed a lawsuit against the administration of President Donald Trump over his government's attempted deportation.

China plans to actively export its modern nuclear power technologies to the world market, said Shan Xianghe, general director of the Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant.

The Syrian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources plans to establish special committees to take control of oil fields in the northeastern regions. According to officials, the process will involve several stages.

Hundreds of families have been left in a desperate situation due to the ongoing Israeli siege and bombardment of the Tal al-Sultan area. The lives of residents are at risk, cut off from water, food and medical care. According to local authorities, rescuers and doctors have been missing for 36 hours.

The conflict in Sudan has reached a critical juncture. After thirty-nine months of civil war, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) recaptured the presidential palace in central Khartoum on Friday morning, dealing a major and decisive blow to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a rebel paramilitary group that has controlled the area since the beginning of the war.

Uzbeks, including women and young people, who were detained in Saudi Arabia for working on tourist visas were released through diplomatic negotiations and returned to Uzbekistan on March 12-14.