Electronic Code of Federal Regulations Updates: Title 22 Now Available with August 6, 2025 Release
Washington D.C. – govinfo.gov, the official online repository for United States federal government information, has announced the release of an updated version of the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (ECFR) for Title 22. This significant update, published on August 6, 2025, at 21:34, ensures that users have access to the most current regulations pertaining to Foreign Relations.
Title 22 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) encompasses a broad range of regulations governing the United States’ foreign policy and international relations. This includes, but is not limited to, areas such as diplomatic relations, foreign assistance, international economic policy, international organizations, and treaties. The ECFR provides a vital resource for individuals, businesses, government agencies, and legal professionals who need to stay informed about the evolving legal landscape of America’s engagement with the global community.
The ECFR is a continuously updated, daily publication of the Code of Federal Regulations. Unlike the printed version, which is updated annually, the ECFR offers a more dynamic and current reflection of federal regulatory law. This latest release on August 6, 2025, signifies that any changes, amendments, or new regulations within Title 22 that have taken effect up to this date are now incorporated into the accessible online format.
Users can access this updated ECFR data through the provided link: https://www.govinfo.gov/bulkdata/ECFR/title-22/ECFR-title22.xml. This XML format is particularly useful for researchers, developers, and those who require programmatic access to regulatory data for analysis or integration into other systems.
The commitment of govinfo.gov to providing timely and accurate access to federal regulations is crucial for transparency and informed decision-making. This update to Title 22 is a testament to that commitment, offering stakeholders the most up-to-date information on U.S. foreign relations law.
We encourage all interested parties to utilize this valuable resource to ensure their understanding and compliance with the latest federal regulations in this important area.
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