Israel Postal Company (Israel Post) informs that the State of Israel has extended the state of emergency until 16 June 2026.

Israel Post operations continue to function normally, with certain restrictions; therefore, service delays may occur.

Israel Post will do its utmost to minimize any potential inconvenience. 

CTT Correios de Portugal notifies that a number of unions have called a 24-hour general strike of public and private sectors, commencing at 00.01 CEST on 3 June 2026. As a result, all postal services may experience delays and disruption.

CTT Correios de Portugal is taking steps to minimize any inconvenience. However, depending on the response to the call to strike, the impact may continue during the days that follow.

SingPost has resumed postal services to Lebanon.

Services to the following countries remain suspended:

• Iran
• Iraq
• Kuwait
• Qatar

Poste Italiane notifies that certain Italian unions have confirmed a 24-hours general strike of all public and private sectors, commencing at 00.01 CEST on 29 May 2026, also involving transport and civil aviation. This may result in flight cancellations, delays and disruption to domestic and international delivery services.

Poste Italiane is taking all necessary measures to minimize any inconvenience. However, depending on the response to the call to strike, the impact may continue over the following days.

Israel Postal Company (Israel Post) advises that the State of Israel has extended the state of emergency until 2 June 2026.

Poste Italiane informs that all postal activities have returned to normal following the strike on 15 May 2026, involving logistics agents.

Agencia Boliviana de Correos advises that owing to social unrest, starting on 14 May 2026, there are road blockades and severe aviation fuel shortages throughout the country. Both land transport and airline operations (domestic and international) are heavily disrupted. The disruption is expected to continue until such time as the Government of Bolivia resolves the situation.

Consequently, there may be delays in the delivery of postal items. Agencia Boliviana de Correos has also invoked force majeure for all inbound and outbound mail streams.

Poste Italiane advises that the Giro d’Italia 2026 cycle race may disrupt domestic and international parcel delivery operations in areas along the route until the event ends on 31 May.

Poste Italiane notified that one Italian union confirmed a 24-hour national strike involving logistics agents on 15 May 2026.

Poste Italiane expects delays in delivery services, affecting both domestic and international parcels.

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Poste Italiane informs that all postal activities have returned to normal following the strike on 11 May.

Latest update: Delivery services to Bahrain, Israel, Jordan, Oman and Pakistan have resumed.

bpost notifies that the major Belgian unions have called a 24-hour national demonstration, commencing at 00:01 CEST (UTC+2) on Tuesday, 12 May 2026.

This demonstration is expected to affect various sectors and industries across the country, including letter-post and parcel-post deliveries, as well as bpost’s domestic and international logistics network. It will also involve ground handlers and other airport and airline personnel.

It is anticipated that the impact on road transport will be limited and that related operations will continue largely as normal. However, disruption and delays are to be expected in the handling of inbound and outbound airmail dispatches at Brussels Airport.

The United States Postal Service (USPS) informs that all postal services have returned to normal following the adverse weather conditions announced in February 2026.

Israel Postal Company (Israel Post) notifies that the State of Israel has extended the state of emergency until 19 May 2026.

bpost informs that all temporary operational measures were lifted on Monday, 4 May, since all services have been operating according to usual standards. This resumption is taking place alongside the continued processing of any remaining accumulated volumes, supporting a return to a more predictable and stable service level.

Poste Italiane advises that an Italian union has confirmed a four-hour strike involving certain handling agents at Milan’s airports, commencing at 13:00 CEST (UTC+2) on 11 May 2026.

Poste Italiane will ensure that mitigation measures are taken at its airmail units. However, depending on adherence to the strike call, the impact may continue over the following days.

Poste Italiane announces that all postal activities have returned to normal following the landslide in the Petacciato area in the province of Campobasso.

NZ Post informs that a state of local emergency has been declared for parts of the Greater Wellington and Wairarapa regions due to torrential rains and flooding.

These adverse weather conditions have disrupted delivery services across both regions. As a result, NZ Post suspended delivery services for a day, on Tuesday, 21 April 2026. Delivery services resumed on Wednesday, 22 April, where it was safe to do so. However, some rural areas remain inaccessible and minor disruption may continue.

NZ Post is taking all necessary measures to limit any disruption and to maintain service continuity as much as possible.

Jamaica Post advises that although mail acceptance and processing for international and domestic services have resumed, delays are still expected in mail delivery and the transmission of electronic messages/updates.

Some parts of the postal network have not been restored to pre-hurricane conditions and are thus operating from temporary locations. These locations lack the necessary tools and equipment for full service provision and functionality.
 

Israel Postal Company (Israel Post) informs that despite the current ceasefire in the region, the State of Israel has extended the state of emergency until 28 April 2026.

Sociedad Estatal Correos y Telégrafos S.A., S.M.E. (Correos) advises that the ground handling strike action has been temporarily suspended, pending the outcome of ongoing negotiations.

If the strike resumes, a new announcement will be issued.

Poste Italiane advises that due to major maintenance work, Cagliari Elmas Airport (Sardinia) will remain closed overnight in the coming weeks, until further notice.

As a result, mail items sent to Sardinia may be subject to delays.

bpost informs that the disruption to postal operations arising from the industrial action in the Brussels area and southern Belgium now extends across the entire country.

Poste Italiane notifies that all postal activities have returned to normal following the 24-hour strike on 28 November 2025 and the four-hour strike on 9 January 2026.

Poste Italiane advises that a landslide has occurred in the Petacciato area in the province of Campobasso, causing road closures.

Consequently, the collection and delivery of both domestic and international mail and parcels in the Puglia, Marche and Molise regions are significantly disrupted.

Poste Italiane announces that postal operations have returned to normal following the overnight closure of Cagliari Elmas Airport (Sardinia) on 30 March 2026.

bpost notifies that, as of 30 March 2026, unannounced local industrial actions are being held in the Brussels area and certain regions of southern Belgium in relation to organizational changes being made by bpost.

As a result, the handling and delivery of letter and parcel post may be subject to temporary disruption in these regions.

Sociedad Estatal Correos y Telégrafos S.A., S.M.E. (Correos) informs that, commencing 30 March 2026, an indefinite strike has been announced by the ground handling agent unions, affecting the airports of Madrid and Barcelona (among others) for several hours each day. This strike may cause delays in the processing of mail items.

Poste Italiane advises that Cagliari Elmas Airport (Sardinia) will be closed overnight on 30 March 2026.

Consequently, mail delivery to Sardinia may be delayed.