Tariq Tahir
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Pakistani sanctioned by US for 'supplying weapons to Iran' | The National (opens the original)
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The Pakistani owner of an arms supplier and his companies have been placed under sanctions by the US for allegedly providing weapons to Iran. Waseem Pasha Tajammal and his Cavalier Group are accused of acting as "third-party intermediaries" to âprocure and distribute weaponsâ for Iranâs Ministry of Defence and Armed Forces Logistics (Modafl), the US Treasury said. The 58-year-old runs the Pakistani company Cavalier Dynamics Private Limited, of which he is the majority shareholder and chief
Middle East firm allowed to seize Libya's oil company assets over $1bn debt | The National (opens the original)
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A Middle East construction firm has been given the go-ahead to seize assets from Libyaâs state oil company to recover nearly $1 billion after construction of a tourist resort project was cancelled. A court in Paris has ruled that Al-Kharafi Group of Kuwait can pursue the National Oil Corporation's assets in France, including those held in a joint venture with French company TotalEnergies. The Libyan company does not own shares in TotalEnergies. Al-Kharafi signed a deal in 2006 â when the cou
Two women and a child die after mega-dinghy capsizes in English Channel | The National (opens the original)
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Two women and a child have died trying to cross the English Channel after a mega-dinghy capsized off the coast of northern France. According to the Pas-de-Calais prefecture, there were 105 people on board the vessel, which it described as a âwater taxiâ, when it capsized at around 10.30am local time on Monday. âThe situation is being assessed and remains subject to change. State services and rescue teams are fully mobilised,â the authority said in a statement. Far-right planning to mobil
How London police stole a march on the rampant phone theft that was tarnishing the city's reputation | The National (opens the original)
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After the pandemic lockdowns and following the rise of electric bicycles for hire, London was being swept by a wave of mobile phone thefts harming its image at home and abroad. In just over two years, more than 10,000 phone thefts were reported on the prime shopping strip of Oxford Street. It seemed mobile phone theft in London was out of control, to the extent the trend was being described as an âepidemicâ. In the year to August 2025, 71, 979 phones were stolen in the UK capital, which, com
Mystery $1.3bn UK firm and the empire sanctioned for 'Tehran tollbooth' fees | The National (opens the original)
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A UK company based at the same location as an Iranian cryptocurrency exchanges empire sanctioned by the US for allegedly processing Strait of Hormuz tolls has been shut down by regulators. Suffering the same fate is a second firm on Britain's companies register that bears a similar name to an Iranian conglomerate also sanctioned by the US as part of its economic warfare campaign against Tehran. In recent days, the US has sanctioned BitBank, which Washington alleges routed hundreds of millions of
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