Campaigning charities now say that receiving foreign grants, or employing foreigners, is increasingly risky.

ECONOMIST: Russia

It is, as usual, in deficit, necessitating foreign grants, borrowing and the sale of state assets.

ECONOMIST: Sri Lanka

The United States has nearly doubled the annual quota of temporary work visas it grants to foreign professionals--to 195, 000, from 115, 000.

FORBES: Brains Abroad

Only a few weeks ago the Canadians announced a new startup visa program that grants permanent residency to foreign-born innovators who received backing from Canadian investors.

FORBES: The Time Is Now To Fix Rules On High-Skilled Immigration

As a matter of international law, when a U.S. President grants recognition to a foreign State, the President imposes no duty or obligation on the United States that the United States would not in any event be obliged to discharge.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

Tested strategies include holiday junkets for foreign politicians and journalists, and research grants for academics.

CNN: The Plot Thickens

This grants immunity for actions a foreign government takes when it is acting as a government, but not for actions taken when it is acting as, for example, a commercial enterprise, which might occur when the government in question owns a company doing business in the United States.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Sovereign Immunity or cover-up?

One Laptop will scrounge for grants and other funding to help foreign governments buy and distribute the machines to kids.

FORBES: Can a network build a potentially huge new product?

One Laptop will scrounge for grants and other funding to help foreign governments buy and distribute the machines to children.

FORBES: Can a network build a potentially huge new product?

She rarely grants interviews, which distract her from her current research: a survey of government intervention in setting foreign exchange rates between 1962 and 1985.

FORBES: Anna Schwartz, Monetary Historian, RIP