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News from July 2025


U.S. Embassy Manila consolidates ACS email contacts effective July

The U.S. Embassy in Manila has announced a change in its communication process for American Citizens Services (ACS) effective July 15, 2025.


Media lecturer honored for enhancing Welsh-language student experience

Dr. Non Vaughan Williams, a media lecturer originally from Tregaron and now residing in Llanddarog near Carmarthen, has been recognized for her significant contributions to students' lives at Swansea University.


UBS announces redemption of senior notes and tier 1 instrument

UBS Group AG has announced its plan to redeem the outstanding $1.5 billion 6.373% Fixed Rate/Floating Rate Senior Callable Notes due in 2026.


Crecer Sano Project improves healthcare access across Guatemalan highlands

Just over a year ago, Laura Guarcas had to endure a two-hour journey and spend up to 150 quetzales for a child’s fever or prenatal checkup.



Spotlight on women's health reveals gaps in research

The historical male dominance in the medical field has led to a bias in health research and care, often neglecting women's specific needs.


World Bank partners with GEF to boost global environmental sustainability

The Global Environment Facility (GEF), co-founded by the World Bank Group, United Nations Environment Programme, and United Nations Development Programme over 34 years ago, continues to address critical environmental challenges worldwide.


U.S. Embassy Hanoi seeks proposals for moving services procurement

The U.S. Embassy in Hanoi has issued a solicitation notice for the establishment of a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) concerning the procurement of moving services.


WTO Chairs Programme expands with new universities ahead of MC14

Since its inception in 2010, the World Trade Organization (WTO) Chairs Programme has been aiding academic institutions in trade-related research, curriculum development, and policy outreach.


IMF highlights Curaçao's economic growth driven by tourism; risks remain

Curaçao's economic landscape has experienced notable growth, with a 5 percent expansion in 2024 driven by robust tourism activity.


Chargé Palladino emphasizes US-Hungary ties at Independence Day reception

Chargé David Palladino delivered remarks at the Independence Day Reception held at the United States Chief of Mission’s Residence in Hungary.


European economies face uncertainty amid U.S.-Europe trade policy divergence

The past quarter has heightened uncertainty over the growth trajectories of major economies, which are facing a global shock to confidence and a reorganization of their relative competitiveness.


E*TRADE releases monthly study on S&P 500 sector rotation

E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley has published its monthly sector rotation study, which analyzes customer buying and selling trends for stocks within the S&P 500 sectors.


Collaboration reshapes development strategies in the Caribbean

In recent developments, the Caribbean is becoming a focal point for demonstrating the importance of collaboration in global development.


Quad foreign ministers meet in Washington D.C., announce new initiatives

The foreign ministers of the Quad nations—Australia, India, Japan, and the United States—convened in Washington D.C. on July 1, 2025.


Philippines seeks better internet connectivity amid slow digital transformation

The Philippines is working to improve its digital transformation by enhancing internet connectivity, a move seen as crucial for poverty reduction and shared prosperity.


UBS announces redemption of senior unsecured notes and tier one instrument

Zurich, 2 July 2025 – UBS has announced plans to redeem its outstanding $1.5 billion 6.373% Fixed Rate/Floating Rate Senior Callable Notes due in 2026.


U.S. Embassy hosts online furniture auction

The U.S. Embassy has announced an online auction featuring furniture items.


Framework introduced for fcv-sensitive approach in global climate action

Promoting climate action that considers fragility, conflict, and violence (FCV) is essential for helping countries affected by these issues adapt to the growing impacts of climate change.


Research reveals new insights into William the Conqueror's Domesday Book

The latest research into William the Conqueror's Domesday Book challenges traditional views on its purpose, suggesting it was more than just a tax tool.