... position themselves as the vanguard of the “holy war” against the enemy. They find it easier to recruit supporters and secure funding while the conflict remains active. Indian radical nationalist and extremist circles also welcome escalation, as it reinforces ... ... share in its defense budget (around 4% of GDP in the 2020s, more than what it spends on education and healthcare). Thus, any new round of arms race fueled by escalation translates to profits for arms manufacturers. Their interest is that both sides continue ...

... lending and yield farming. The platform allows users to borrow and lend cryptocurrency, obtaining higher returns through borrowed funds, positioning itself as one of the leading lending protocols on its blockchain network. Current Price and Capitalization: ... ... deflationary by nature due to supply and demand—fixed supply (around 10 billion tokens, the exact number was burned to arrive at a round figure) and absence of new emissions mean that an increasing number of holders leads to rising prices. The project actively ...