... financing on a gratuitous or preferential basis. For example, grants for the development of innovations, subsidies for the purchase of equipment, preferential lending at a reduced interest rate, in which part of the rate is compensated by the state. The competition for such resources is high, and they are usually targeted (for specific projects), but the ability to get money without a debt burden makes them an excellent alternative to a commercial loan. You can find out about such options from government ...

... of tension immediately elicits reactions from global markets and diplomatic efforts to diffuse the situation. Since the end of the Cold War, experts believe that the India-Pakistan conflict remains the most dangerous bilateral rivalry, as, unlike the competition between the U.S. and the USSR, two nuclear powers here share a direct border and have already engaged in direct military clashes several times. Any mistake or miscalculation could lead to a catastrophe not only for them but for the entire ...