| Business US-Iran standoff: Global oil suppliers seek war risk insurance Zafar Bhutta As tensions between Iran and the United States deepen, international oil suppliers have sought war risk insurance and ocean losses to protect their supplies passing through a key sea channel to Pakistan. Iraq venture: Chinese firm backs out; PPL to proceed alone Our Correspondents Chinese firm Zhenhua has decided not to partner with Pakistan Petroleum Limited and invest in Iraq due to security issues, The Express Tribune has learnt. _______________________________________________ Sports 'I am ready to help Pakistan boxers' Fawad Hussain While Amir Khan is desperate to regain his WBA and IBF light-welterweight titles, he is also concerned by the demise of the sport in Pakistan, the land of his ancestors, and wants to help the local boxers prepare for the 2016 Olympics. Afghanistan snap up Lawson, want Dwyer too Faras Ghani Afghanistan have snapped up Geoff Lawson as a consultant for their under-19 team ahead of the World Cup that takes place in Australia this August. _______________________________________________ Life & Style 'Coke Studio 5': That didn't impress us much Rafay Mahmood The first episode of the much-awaited musical programme "Coke Studio" was released on Saturday night. This time around, the episode was released on the internet before it got aired on channels, which resulted in tracks like "Paisay Da Nasha" by Bohemia and "Charkha Nolakha" by Atif Aslam and Qayaas receiving over a 100,000 likes within a day. Shabnam: Bidding farewell Saadia Qamar Shabnam, whose trip to Pakistan came to an end yesterday, had a busy schedule for her last two days in Karachi. From shopping trips, events and dinners, the actor made sure this trip — which she is making after a span of 14 years — was a memorable one. _______________________________________________ | 
