March2014

March 2014 was the third month of the year 2014, following February and preceding April. It was a common year that began on a Saturday. Major global events occurred during this month, shaping international relations and domestic affairs in various countries. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine significantly escalated in March 2014, with Russia annexing Crimea. This annexation followed a period of political upheaval in Ukraine and was met with widespread international condemnation and sanctions.

In sports, the 2014 Winter Olympics concluded in Sochi, Russia, at the beginning of March. The paralympic games also took place in Sochi later in the month. In the United States, the month saw continued discussions and developments regarding the Affordable Care Act. Economic news focused on global market trends and concerns about inflation in certain regions. Socially, March 2014 was a period of awareness for various causes, with international observances taking place. The arts and entertainment world saw releases of new films and music, and cultural events were held globally. The weather patterns varied across the Northern Hemisphere, with some regions experiencing late winter storms while others began to see early signs of spring.