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
Belgian ports batten down the hatches for Brexit trade shock
BRUSSELS: Gridlock at the border, vast motorway car parks and jobs lost: British ports have been vocal about the...
US Customs voews to block imports made by North Korea workers
SEOUL: U.S. Customs and Border Protection says it is ready to block U.S. imports of seafood — as well...
Norwegian ex-cop sentenced to 21 years for drug smuggling
OSLO: Oslo District Court sentenced on Tuesday former policeman Eirik Jensen to 21 years in prison for gross corruption...
Finance ministry, SIGAR seize 45kg of ‘illegal’ gold
KABUL: The minister of finance says the smuggling of gold is an ongoing problem and measures will be taken...
Govt to conduct feasibility study of nine projects
KHATMANDU: The government has begun the process for feasibility study of nine infrastructure-related projects in different parts of the...
Oman’s government expenditure falls
MUSCAT: Oman’s government expenditure for the first seven months of 2017 declined 2.7 per cent to OMR6,486.9 million, from...
Brazil inflation continues to drop
BRASÍLIA: Inflation in Brazil continued to slow in September, the government statistics office said Friday, with a year-on-year price gain...
Indian textile exports to Canada may double by 2020
NEW DELHI: It is likely that the Indian textiles and apparel exports to Canada may double by 2020, according to...
South Africa’s Standard Bank weighs ties with McKinsey
JOHANNESBURG: South African lender Standard Bank is considering whether to cut ties with its IT software supplier Germany's SAP and...
Bank of Thailand alarm over plight of poor
BANGKOK: The Bank of Thailand has painted a gloomy picture of private consumption prospects, saying the income of those at...
Ireland to boost budget package to one bln euros
DUBLIN: Ireland is set to almost triple the amount available to cut taxes and increase spending in next week’s budget...
Oil set for first weekly loss in a month
HONG KONG: Oil is set for the first weekly decline since early September on rising global output as Tropical Storm...
Malaysia exports surge more than expected in August
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s exports surged at a faster-than-expected pace in August, figures from the Department of Statistics showed Friday. Exports...
Border Patrol arrests 10 camouflagued drug mules smuggling 390 pounds of pot
WASHINGTON: Border Patrol agents in Arizona arrested 10 drug mules Thursday after finding around 40 pounds of marijuana in each...
Sri Lanka to import 18,000MT of fertilizer for state firms
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's state-run Lanka Fertilizer Colombo Commercial Fertilizer Company Ltd, will distribute 18,000 metric tonnes of urea and 3,000...
CBA warns shift to open banking carries risk of cost blowouts
CANBERRA: Commonwealth Bank has called on the government to carefully consider design issues associated with the proposed introduction of an...
Turkey central bank unlikely to loosen policy this year on rising inflation
ANKARA: Turkey's central bank will probably wait until next year before easing monetary policy, influenced by the recent jump in...
UK central bank unveils blockchain data privacy pilot
LONDON: The Bank of England, the UK's central bank, has added yet another blockchain proof-of-concept (PoC) to its growing fintech...
Iran keen to boost trade ties with Pakistan
TEHRAN: Iranian Ambassador in Pakistan Mehdi Honardoost has stressed a need for making an all-out effort to strengthen bilateral trade...
France exported 1.39mn T soft wheat in August, top market Algeria
PARIS: France exported 1.39 million tonnes of soft wheat in August, taking the volume shipped since the start of the...
