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Fresh restrictions on overseas funds: How have the top 10 international mutual funds performed? - Vimarsana News

Fresh restrictions on overseas funds: How have the top 10 international mutual funds performed?

If an investor is looking to invest overseas, most global funds, apart from ETFs, are accepting fresh investments at this point. However, this can change at any time depending on the headroom available to the fund houses.

US Military Faces Budget Crisis as Funds Diverted to Ukraine Reach Critical Levels - Vimarsana News

US Military Faces Budget Crisis as Funds Diverted to Ukraine Reach Critical Levels

US military diverts $430 million to Ukraine-related operations amid Congress impasse, potentially running out of funds by May 2024.

Source: hngn.com
Republicans 'Growing Tired' of Endless US Spending in Ukraine Conflict - Vimarsana News

Republicans 'Growing Tired' of Endless US Spending in Ukraine Conflict

Republicans are growing tired of endless US spending in Ukraine amid Russia's special military operation, Congressman Paul Gosar told Sputnik on Friday.

USAID Warns No Funding Left for Direct Budget Support in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

USAID Warns No Funding Left for Direct Budget Support in Ukraine

The US Agency for International Development (USAID) warned on Wednesday that there is no funding left for direct budget support to Ukraine, making further US appropriations critical to avoid Ukraine’s government using emergency measures to keep its economy afloat.

US Has Gone Through 96% of Funds Allocated for Ukraine - Vimarsana News

US Has Gone Through 96% of Funds Allocated for Ukraine

The United States has already burned through nearly 96% of funds allocated for Ukraine since the beginning of the conflict and more than 90% of security assistance replenishment funds, White House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said on Wednesday.