International Customs

KUWAIT: Kuwait’s financial reserves defied a slump in oil prices to hit a record 179.2 billion dinars ($592 billion) at...

TAIPEI: Innolux Corp, the nation’s biggest LCD panel maker, here the other day reported weaker-than-expected quarterly revenue after a sharp...

HONG KONG: Hong Kong Customs announced here the other day that 100,000 sticks of suspected illicit cigarettes with a market...

MEXICO CITY: The Mexican government’s recent decision to impose anti-dumping duties on some key steel imports from China has sparked...

BALTIMORE: U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Office of Field Operations (OFO) at Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport arrested...

ABUJA: Poultry farmers in the country have raised  the alarm over activities of smugglers. The farmers noted that this heinous...

KINGSTON: The Jamaica Public Service Company Limited (JPS), which is finalising a deal with United States-based Fortress Energy to supply...

OTTAWA: Windsor sees substantially more arrests per capita for drug importing and exporting-related offences than anywhere else in the country,...

GEORGETOWN: Effective July 20, importers and licensed Customhouse Brokers will be required to submit a third (3rd) copy of their...

LOS ANGELES: The number of undocumented and unaccompanied minor immigrants entering United States this year dropped to 50 percent, owing...

BOGOTA: Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos hailed the fact that the dispute between his country and Venezuela over maritime borders...

CARACAS: Venezuela's weekly oil basket price slipped for a fourth week as oil prices slipped in international markets on economic...

BRASILIA: Brazil's government is preparing measures to increase vehicle exports, part of a plan to bolster its faltering automobile industry,...

ROME: An accidental explosion on an oil pipeline in Nigeria operated by Italian energy giant Eni left 12 people dead...

HELSINKI: BMW Motorrad, the motorcycle brand of German car producer BMW Group, reported here on Tuesday to have achieved the...

HELSINKI: People draw money from an ATM in street in Athens, Greece on July 6, 2015. Photo Lehtikuva. Pensions paid...

ATHENS: Greece’s jobless rate fell to 25.6 percent in April from an upwardly revised 25.8 percent rate in the previous...

ATHENS: With banks shut and the economy seizing up, some Greece newspapers like the Empros daily on the island of...

ATHENS: Greece offered new measures including a tax hike on shipping companies and scrapping tax breaks for its islands in...

ATHENS: Italy-based oil and gas contractor Saipem has exited the South Stream offshore pipeline project, which will connect Russia with...