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
Japanese companies aim to fund 30% of Turkish nuclear plant project
TOKYO : Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and trading house Itochu are working on a deal to take a combined stake of...
Chittagong port works as foreign ship transporter for India
CHITTAGONG: Neighbouring India got last Tuesday the transshipment facility as a foreign ship used Chittagong port for its cargo to...
Manila Customs investigates 196 imported containers
MANILA: The Bureau of Customs is investigating a Manila-based firm that imported 196 containers filled with grocery and household items,...
Boeing 777 celebrates 20 years of connecting the world
UKRAINE: Sunday marks 20 years since United Airlines became the world’s first airline to introduce the Boeing 777 into commercial...
Canada allocates $5m to train police officers for National Guard of Ukraine
OTTAWA: Canada will allocate $5 million to train new police officers and military instructors for the National Guard of Ukraine,...
India’s air customs seizes 8kg gold worth Rs 1.99cr in 4 days
NEW DELHI: The Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) of Mumbai Customs found that accused Segu Naina Mohammed Shektheen Sha -- arrested...
California senate passes bill to close loophole on offshore drilling ban
SAN FRANCISCO: California’s state senate voted in favour of a bill to close a loophole in a ban on new...
US-South Africa trade deal threatens UK poultry exports
NEW YORK: Exports of US bone-in poultrymeat are expected to resume to South Africa later this year, after the two...
Bush promotes US-Europe trade, criticizes Putin
NEW YORK: Starting a five-day trip through Eastern Europe, Jeb Bush used a speech in Berlin to promote U.S.-European trade...
EU lawmakers fail to agree unified stance on proposed trade deal with US
LONDON: The European Parliament failed to agree a unified stance on a proposed trade deal with the United States, postponing...
Canada’s oil producers face decade of slowing growth, output
OTTAWA: Canada’s battered oil producers face a decade of slowing growth and dwindling production, a sharp reversal for an industry...
Canada customs breach at Vancouver airport after arrival from Beijing
VANCOUVER:Air Canada says it is investigating after passengers arriving at Vancouver International Airport from Beijing were able to enter the...
Nigeria could boost oil, gas production with changed funding: Seplat
ABUJA: Nigeria can boost its oil and gas production by changing the way capital investments are funded in its joint...
Finland aims stronger trade, economic ties with Nigeria
ABUJA: The Ambassador of Finland to Nigeria, Ms Pirjo Suomela-Chowdhury has called for strong trade and economic relationship between her...
LBS plans to hold entrepreneurship fair to address social problems
LAGOS: Against the backdrop of the need to rethink business beyond financial returns and the growing global trend to grow...
Canada-Mexico seeks bilateral trade: report
TORONTO: A medium-sized economy like Canada can't be competitive everywhere. Our greatest advantage lies at home, in North America, where...
US customs arrests woman for attempting to smuggle ammunition to Mexico
NEW YORK: Customs and Border Protection officers arrested a woman for the attempt to smuggle ammunition into Mexico through Arizona's...
Jamaica to acquire more drones to curb illicit fishing
KINGSTON: Jamaica's Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries will be acquiring additional Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), commonly called drones, as the...
EPA still a useful tool for trade, development: EU ambassador
KINGSTON: HEAD of the European Union delegation in Jamaica, Ambassador Paola Amadei, says the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) which Jamaica...
Chinese imports, exports shrink again in May
BEIJING: Chinese imports and exports shrank again in May, the latest sign of sputtering growth in the world's second biggest...
