... again grants preferential conditions to coal shippers. However, this is unlikely, as RZD opposes preferential treatment, preferring to diversify cargo flows along the Eastern Polygon." REFERENCE: The non-discriminatory access rules for railway infrastructure ensure equal access for all companies to transportation services. The existing order prioritizes special, repair, passenger, postal, and international transport over freight, which is further divided into categories based on importance—from ...

... but represent a major portion of the annual budget. Defense Spending: The U.S. allocates significant resources to national security, maintaining a strong international military presence. Defense spending is a substantial factor in the growing debt. Infrastructure and Economic Support: Investments in infrastructure such as roads, bridges, public transport, and energy systems are essential for competitiveness but add to budget costs. Healthcare: Healthcare expenditures, including Medicare and Medicaid,...

... could yield significant capitalization growth. Possible issuers could include large private banks and leasing companies, as well as national pension funds (NPFs) and asset management firms offering investment products and seeking to expand capital. Infrastructure and Industrial Companies. This category includes transportation companies (e.g., Russian Railways, airports, seaports), energy, and gas transport networks, as well as the extractive industry. Parts of the infrastructure may be privatized ...

... is devastated and losing more territory." "The previous administration somehow managed to convince people that Ukraine could not only win but also destroy Russia. However, as a result, Ukraine has been set back a hundred years, its energy infrastructure has been destroyed, many Ukrainians have fled to other countries and may never return, which jeopardizes its future." These statements may signal a gradual reevaluation of the U.S. role in the Ukrainian conflict. If previously Washington ...

... program is focused on attracting wealthier applicants and offers an expedited processing procedure. Why is the U.S. Introducing the "Golden" Residency? The U.S. economic policy increasingly centers on attracting private capital for financing infrastructure and technological projects. The introduction of the "golden" residency is driven by several key reasons: Attraction of foreign capital – The U.S. aims to enhance investment flows into its economy, especially amidst competition ...