International Customs
Pakistan’s first in-depth newspaper that presents balanced news reports, analysis and reviews regarding Customs, Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and Sales/Income Tax Departments beside covering import and export sectors comprehensively. Up-to-the-minute news bulletins regarding Customs and FBR departments are also displayed regularly on both website and face book for the interest of common people
US’s JFI Jets to begin operations to Cuba
HAVANA: JFI Jets has become the latest charter service to begin operations to Cuba. The operator secured U.S. clearance for...
Venezuela, Vietnam to strengthen trade ties
CARACAS: State President Truong Tan Sang reiterated Viet Nam's desire to deepen ties with Venezuela to benefit both countries during...
Venezuela, Russia to discuss stabilizing oil prices
CARACAS: The leaders of Russia and Venezuela, two of the countries hardest hit by plunging oil prices, will meet in...
Colombian smuggling industry sales drop by Venezuela’s border closure
CARACAS: The Colombian border city of Cucuta has long been overflowing with goods smuggled from Venezuela, but that could be...
Guyana rice harvesting likely to begin on Essequibo Coast soon
GEORGETOWN: Rice harvesting is expected to begin within another few weeks on the Essequibo Coast. According to reports, farmers are...
Argentina tax revenue rises to 33% in August
BUENOS AIRES: The Federal Public Incomes Administration (AFIP) has announced that it received tax revenues worth 132.52 billion pesos over...
US Customs siezes 147 pounds of cocaine from a shipping container
MARYLAND: The US Customs at Baltimore the largest cocaine seizure in Baltimore since 2007, when authorities found more than 300...
Greece coast guards detains ship carrying over 5,000 firearms ammunition
ATHENS: Over 5,000 firearms and more than 490,000 rounds of ammunition have been found onboard the suspicious general cargo vessel...
Turkish ship stuck in Brazil, faces financial problem
ISTANBUL: Due to “financial problems” Turkish-owned general cargo ship stuck in Brazil and three crew member not been paid in two...
JV ports start to wear out in Vietnam
HANOI: The feasibility reports all showed the ports have great advantages in geographical position and deep water lines which allow...
Japan banks reports losing 1,544 mln yen in H1 of 2015
TOKYO: Banks in Japan reported losing 1,544 million yen ($12.8 million) in the first half of 2015 to online fraudsters...
Japan stocks hits record high of foreign net selling
TOKYO: Net selling of Japanese cash and futures stocks by foreign investors during last week hit a record high as...
Afghan trade delegation visits Korea to seek business opportunities
KABUL: A delegation from Afghanistan has spent a week in Korea — their first visit — to seek business opportunities...
Iraqi oil ministry sacks General Director of the South Refineries
BAGHDAD: On Tuesday, an official source at the Oil Ministry announced the exemption of the General Director of the South...
Car, spare parts import increases 80.2% in eight months of 2015
DELHI: The volume of imported cars reached 74,000 in the first eight months of the year, a 100 per cent...
S. Korea’s domestic sales increase by 14.6% to 120,400 units in August
SEOUL: Domestic sales among South Korea’s five main automakers increased by 14.6% to 120,400 units in August, from weak year-earlier...
Mumbai police foil attempt to smuggle gold in fake bandage
MUMBAI: The gold smugglers has adapted to new techniques to smuggle gold. In an incident here in Mumbai, a 60-year-old...
S. Korea plans to invest $10-$50m in fish, seafood processing factory
SEOUL: South Korean company Joeun Mulsan Co. Ltd is planning to invest about $10-$50 million in a fish and seafood...
New Zealand gearing up to offer oil, gas blocks
WELLINGTON: The government has kicked off a consultation process for proposed onshore and offshore exploration areas to be included in...
New Zealand new vehicle sales rise 10% in August
WELLINGTON: New Zealand new vehicle sales rose 10 percent in August and are on track to surpass last year’s record...
