Latest November Headlines and News updates

Iran Oil Exports Plunge After US Exits Nuclear Deal, Re-Imposes Sanctions - Energy Dept.

Iran's crude oil production and exports declined sharply after the May announcement that the United States would pull out of the 2015 nuclear agreement and re-impose sanctions on Tehran, the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in a press release on Tuesday.

Putin, Trump to Hold Talks in Paris on November 11 - Kremlin Aide

Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold fully-fledged talks with US President Donald Trump on November 11 during his upcoming trip to Paris, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said Tuesday.

Czech President to Visit China on November 3-6 - Office

Czech President Milos Zeman will pay a visit to China on November 3-6, during which he will meet with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping and participate in the opening of the China International Import Expo exhibition, Rudolf Jindrak, the head of the foreign affairs department of Zeman's office, told reporters on Tuesday.

Final M.Phil Seminar to be held on Nov 1 in Sindh University

The Dean, Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Sindh Prof.Dr. Akhtar Hussain Moghal informed here on Tuesday that Final M. Phil seminar of the scholar Noor Saeed Khan Wazir of Geology will be held on November 1, 2018.

Russia-Ukraine-EC Meeting on Gas May Be Held in Second Half of Nov - Novak

A trilateral meeting on gas involving Russia, Ukraine and the European Commission may be held in the second half of November, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak told reporters Tuesday.

Kudlow Confirms Trump to Meet China's Xi on Sidelines of G20 Summit

White House Economic Advisor Larry Kudlow confirmed on Tuesday that US President Donald Trump will meet with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on the sidelines of next month's G20 summit in Argentina, adding that he hopes Beijing will respond to requests Washington has made in recent trade negotiations.

Punjab govt organising Guava Yield Competition

The Punjab government is going to organize Guava Yield Competition 2018-19 in order to promote guava yield in the province.

Work of five Pakistani artists to appear in Australian exhibition; Connecting Australia, Pakistan through art

Australian High Commissioner to Pakistan Margaret Adamson Tuesday opened an exhibition of the National College of Arts (NCA) Lahore, to celebrate success of five Pakistani artists whose works will appear in a major Australian exhibition.

Firms with sales exceeding 50 bln won to face independent audit

The Cabinet on Tuesday passed a bill that requires firms with sales or assets exceeding 50 billion won (US$44 million) to carry out external audits, the financial regulator said.

US Military Start Overseas Operation to Deter Russians From Election Meddling - Reports

The United States military has started its first known overseas operation to deter alleged Russian operatives from meddling in American elections, US media reported on Tuesday.

Ukrainian Appeal Court Upholds Ruling on Vyshinsky's Arrest Until November 4 - Lawyer

A Kherson appeal court ruled to uphold the decision on the arrest of head of the RIA Novosti Ukraine news portal Kirill Vyshinsky until November 4, his lawyer Andriy Domansky told Sputnik.

National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) to increase trainees quota by 50 per cent in PMYSDP phase V

In pursuance of high demand of skilled and semi-skilled manpower in foreign countries including gulf states and others, National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC)

Nearly 70 pct of survey respondents prefer high price-performance ratio products

As November 11, China's version of "Black Friday," is drawing near, young Chinese are filling their shopping c

ADM constructs walkways for People of Determination at Al Bateen Beach

Iraq May Ask US for Exemption From Sanction Over Cooperation With Iran - Foreign Ministry

Iraq is preparing a request to Washington to exempt Baghdad from possible US sanctions over cooperation with Iraq, Iraqi Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ahmed Mahjoub told Sputnik