Implementation of new import system affects customs operations: Intelligence received by Everstream Analytics indicated that the implementation of a new import system (AIS) has been impacting logistics operations across Cyprus. Reportedly, import systems have been closed since September 26, while the new system was planned to be active from 12:00 local time on September 29. Customs clearance functions have been facing delays, which may persist in the coming days.
Poland wishes to inform that delays in accepting inbound mail entering Poland (Warsaw) are to be expected due to operational changes at Warsaw Airport (due to the closure of the Airmail Unit in WAW on September 30, 2025).
Since handling mail from aircraft has been handled by our AMU staff, ground handling agents in Warsaw will require some time to address these new challenges.
Owing to severe weather conditions caused by Typhoon Ragasa, postal operations will be suspended in certain parts of the country on 22 September 2025 for the safety of its personnel and the public. The affected areas are as follows:
On Wednesday, September 24th, the Walloon trade unions are calling for a day of action in the public sector against various measures of the Walloon government. Please note this is not an action organised by the trade unions of bpost.
As a result, there may be disruptions in Brussels and Wallonia. We are taking all possible measures to minimize the impact on our services. However, please be aware that due to this day of action, the delivery of letters and parcels in Brussels and Wallonia may be delayed.
We expect only limited impact in the handling and processing of you international mail and parcels volume handled in our international Hub
The following European public holidays may lead to delays in the processing and delivery of your shipments:
The following non-European public holidays may lead to delays in the processing and delivery of your shipments:
Nepal informs that nationwide protests held on 7 and 8 September 2025 have resulted in severe damage to infrastructure across the country. Many government entities, including Nepal Post, have been affected.
Nepal Post’s office of exchange building in Dillibazar, Kathmandu, has sustained significant damage and all of its official vehicles have been destroyed. Several post offices across the country have burned down.
Given this unprecedented situation, Nepal is unable to maintain its regular postal operations. Therefore, it is suspending its postal services until it can identify and implement alternative solutions to restore operations.