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News from March 2025


Cryptocurrency Market Update: What changed today — March 2, 2025?

Here’s how Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Coin, and other key cryptocurrencies performed on March 2, 2025.


Secretary of State Marco Rubio extends Ramadan greetings worldwide

Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State, has extended his best wishes to Muslim communities both in the United States and globally as Ramadan begins.


Live screening registration opens for US-EU ripe olives dispute arbitrator's meeting

Registration is now open for the live screening of the Arbitrator's meeting in the US-EU ripe olives dispute.


American Institute in Taiwan seeks insurer for vehicle liability coverage

The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) is seeking an insurance company to provide Third Party Liability Insurance for 67 official vehicles.


Best wishes extended to Muslim communities as Ramadan begins

I extend my best wishes to all the Muslim communities in the United States and around the world as we begin Ramadan, which is a time of renewal, introspection, service, and generosity in the Muslim faith.


President sends greetings for Ramadan

Today, the President extended his warmest greetings for the holy month of Ramadan.


President issues message for Ramadan emphasizing religious liberty

Today, a message was issued extending greetings for the holy month of Ramadan.


U.S. Embassy seeks contractors for Chancery building construction in Budapest

The U.S. Embassy in Budapest is seeking qualified contractors for construction work at its Chancery building, located at 12 Szabadság tér, 1054 Budapest, Hungary.


World Bank appoints new country manager for Kyrgyz Republic

Hugh Riddell has been appointed as the World Bank Group Country Manager for the Kyrgyz Republic, effective March 3, 2025.


IMF concludes Article IV consultation with Malaysia amid positive economic outlook

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has concluded its Article IV consultation with Malaysia, endorsing the staff appraisal on a lapse-of-time basis.


U.S. Embassy Tokyo halts routine services from April 25-May 6 for improvements

Routine passport and citizenship services at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo will be temporarily unavailable from April 25 to May 6, 2025, due to a scheduled infrastructure improvement project. U.S. citizens needing to renew their passports are...


WTO introduces new online course on key concepts in digital trade

The World Trade Organization (WTO) has launched its second online course focused on trade in the digital era.


World Bank project empowers Georgian women entrepreneurs through training and support

Women in Georgia's tech industry face unique challenges compared to their male counterparts when launching startups.


Visa process outlined for diplomats visiting US for non-official purposes

Diplomats and foreign government officials planning to visit the United States for non-official purposes, such as tourism or education, are required to follow the standard visa application process.


Siemens collaborates with Danobat and autonox on new machine tool robot

Siemens has introduced the Sinumerik Machine Tool Robot (MTR), which is controlled by the digital native CNC, Sinumerik One.


Educational resources offer diverse support for teachers and students

A variety of educational resources are available for teachers and students interested in American English and other subjects.


Honduran elections prompt security advisory for U.S. citizens

The upcoming primary elections in Honduras are scheduled for Sunday, March 9, with polling stations open from approximately 7:00 am to 6:00 pm.


BlackRock completes acquisition of Preqin to enhance investment technology capabilities

BlackRock Inc. has completed its acquisition of Preqin, an independent provider of private markets data, enhancing BlackRock's capabilities in investment, technology, and data solutions across public and private markets.


World Bank approves $192M project to aid Jamaica's private sector development

The World Bank Group's Board of Executive Directors has approved a new project aimed at supporting Jamaica in its efforts to promote private sector development and improve disaster preparedness.


U.S. Embassy seeks contractors for chancery building construction in Budapest

The U.S. Embassy in Budapest, Hungary, is seeking qualified contractors for construction work at its Chancery building located at 12 Szabadság tér, 1054 Budapest.