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
South African motor sector urges to increase local content
CAPE TOWN: Depending on how seriously it took localisation, in 10 years the motor industry in SA could be employing...
New Zealand dollar drops as dairy prices decline
WELLINGTON: The New Zealand dollar dropped, hit by a double whammy as dairy prices declined further at the latest GlobalDairyTrade...
New Zealand unemployment rises fractionally in June quarter with increase to 5.9%
WELLINGTON: New Zealand unemployment rose fractionally in the June quarter with an increase to 5.9% reported. The figure was above...
French Customs seizes un-exportable Picasso’s art work worth €25m heading for Switzerland
BERLIN: A painting by Pablo Picasso estimated at more than €25 million (CHF26.5 million) and considered “unexportable” by the Spanish...
Rapper Snoop Dogg seized at Italy airport with $422,000 stuffed in his luggage
ROME: Italian police stopped California rapper Snoop Dogg as he prepared to board a private plane bound for Britain with...
Forest official arrests headmaster, 2 other for smuggling rare reptile
NEW DELHI: A school headmaster and two others were arrested on Sunday for allegedly smuggling a flying gecko, an endangered...
British bank annual investment rises 0.25% after dip in June
LONDON: Annual investment could rise by 0.25% over the year despite a dip in June, the first annual increase since...
Philippines dairy products decline 10.57% to 1,740.08mt
MANILA: Dairy products imported by the Philippines declined by 10.57 percent to 1,740.08 metric tons (MT) in 2014, according to...
Vietnamese finance supervisory commission says currency to come under pressure
HANOI: The Vietnamese government is likely to be hard-pressed to keep its promise of preventing the dong from sliding more...
IMF provides $1.2b aid to Iraq to address economic emergency
BAGHDAD: International Monetary Fund provided an emergency aid to Iraq worth $ 1.2 billion to address the economic consequences resulting...
UAE customs arrests Nigerian for smuggling 3.7kg of cocaine
ABU DHABI: A Nigerian caught trying to smuggle 3.7 kilos of cocaine through Abu Dhabi International Airport in the lining...
German police seize 400kg cocaine
BERLIN: German police have found some 400 kilograms (880 pounds) of cocaine hidden inside shipments of bananas sent to supermarkets...
Euro zone inflation stable at 0.2%, still far off ECB target
BRUSSELS: Euro zone inflation was unchanged in July as a further decline of energy prices negated the impact of more...
Soya oil imports pulling down soya bean prices
NEW DELHI: Higher soya oil imports and bearish sentiment in the international markets are pulling down soya bean prices at...
Kenya National Oil Corporation says fuel pump price reduction of Sh3 on diesel
NAIROBI: National Oil Corporation has announced a fuel pump price reduction of Sh3 on diesel effective Tuesday (today). The oil...
Kenya Revenue Authority loses Sh662m tax demand for edible oil manufacturer
NAIROBI: The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has lost a Sh662 million tax demand battle against a Mombasa-based edible oil manufacturer....
Kenya Airways disclose pre-tax loss of $285m in 2014-2015 financial years
NAIROBI: Kenya Airways, which has disclosed a pre-tax loss of 29.7 billion shillings ($285 million) in the 2014-2015 financial years,...
Mugabe signs into law Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe debt assumption bill
HARARE: President Robert Mugabe has signed into law the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Debt Assumption Bill which attracted heated...
Zimbabwe, China set to sign agreements facilitating implementation of 8 projects
HARARE: Zimbabwe and China are this week set to sign agreements facilitating implementation of eight projects agreed upon by the...
Zimbabwe faces 1.1MMT cereal shortage until next harvest in 2016
HARARE: Zimbabwe faces a 1.1 million metric tonnes cereal shortage until the next harvest in March/April 2016 and may have...
