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
Disagreement at Iraq’s oldest oil field could threaten world supply
BAGHDAD: A territorial dispute in northern Iraq threatens to disrupt oil output at a field containing as much crude as...
Jordan’s economy grew 2% in Q4, 2016
AMMON: Jordan's economy grew 2 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016 from a year earlier, the central government statistics...
Taiwanese teenagers nabbed for smuggling drugs to NZ
TAIPEI: Two Taiwanese teenagers were caught red handed by police at Taoyuan International Airport last Sunday for smuggling amphetamines worth...
Kabul consumers cry foul over rotten meat on markets
KABUL: Kabul residents this week blasted butchers in Kabul city for the increase in sales of expired and rotten meat....
Qatar to boost output in world’s biggest gas field
DOHA: Energy giant Qatar Petroleum is to launch a new project in the world's biggest gas field, boosting its output...
Kuwait’s debut international bond attracts $15b orders
KUWAIT CITY: Kuwait's dual-tranche international debut bond has attracted order books in excess of $15 billion, a document issued by...
Nepal to import more electricity to get rid of power crisis
KHATMANDU: The NEA has so far imported electricity worth Rs 9.68 billion from India in the first nine months of...
Central Bank of Oman issues OMR59m treasury bills
MUSCAT: A tender of government treasury bills was held at the Central Bank of Oman (CBO) this week. The results...
Portugal plans to offer auctions, syndication in Q2
LISBON: Portugal plans to offer government bonds via a combination of regular auctions and syndication in the second quarter, state...
Finnish softwood exports rise to EUR1.64b in 2016
HELSINKI: Finnish softwood exports amounted to EUR1.64 billion in 2016, the country’s fourth-largest export industry, according to the Finnish Sawmills...
Greek industry falls for seventh straight month in March
ATHENS: Greek manufacturing activity contracted in March for the seventh month in a row as a sharp decline in new...
Italy, Germany trade hits new heights in 2016, hikes 3.5%
ROME: Trade between Italy and Germany reached a new record in 2016, rising 3.5% from the previous year to €112.1...
Norway, China free trade agreement seems to resume
OSLO: The thick ice between China and Norway seems to slowly be melting. After a six-year long dispute between the...
Freeport Indonesia gets temporary export permit
JAKARTA: Indonesia's Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry on Tuesday said it has granted the local unit of U.S. miner Freeport-McMoRan...
Milestone Systems revenue up 18% in 2016
COPENHAGEN: Milestone Systems, an open platform networked video management software (VMS) company, recorded an 18% hike in annual revenues for...
German cars sales jumps in March on extra selling days
BERLIN: Sales of new cars in Germany jumped the most in almost a year in March on two extra selling...
Belgian High Finance Council plans to balance the budget in 2019
BRUSSELS: The High Finance Council of Belgium has proposed a second goal: to balance the budget in 2019, as well...
Post-Brexit UK eyes free trade deals with Philippines, ASEAN
MANILA: The United Kingdom is looking at free trade deals with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations as a bloc,...
Thai Stock Exchange up 2.96 points
BANGKOK: The Stock Exchange of Thailand main index rose 0.19%, or 2.96 points, to 1,583.82 on Tuesday. Total trading value...
SARS announces R1.144t preliminary revenue collection
JOHANNESBURG: The SA Revenue Service (SARS) announced a R1.144 trillion preliminary outcome on Monday for revenue collection for the 20176/17...
