Workers strike at Brussels Airport: Media sources reported that workers at Brussels Airport, Belgium, were expected to take part in a nationwide strike on June 25 against ongoing concerns regarding working conditions and government policies. All outbound flights have been cancelled at the airport for the day. Disruptions to cargo transportation and related operations are to be expected.
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Nationwide general strike impacts Bpost services in Belgium: Intelligence received by Everstream Analytics on June 23 indicated that local unions have called a 24-hour nationwide general strike from 00:01 local time on June 25 across Belgium. As a result, disruptions to bpost’s domestic as well as international logistics network, delays in the delivery of letter post, parcel post, and logistics services are to be expected. Aviation workers including ground handlers will reportedly join the action, leading to delays in inbound and outbound air shipments at Brussels Airport (IATA: BRU). |
Following the implementation of the ceasefire, all restrictions imposed in the country by the State of Israel have been lifted. As of 25 June 2025, Israel Post has resumed full operations.
However, owing to the anticipated high volume of incoming mail and the current limitations on operational capacity, some delays in mail processing may still occur
Flight operations suspended at Moscow Sheremetyevo International Airport: Media sources report that authorities have temporarily suspended flight operations at Moscow Sheremetyevo International Airport (IATA: SVO), Russia, in the morning of June 24 due to drone attacks. At the time of writing, it is not known when operations are expected to resume.
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Flash flooding in parts of Zapopan, Jalisco: Media sources reported on June 25 that heavy rainfall since the afternoon of June 24 has caused flash flooding in parts of Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico. According to reports, floodwater had reached up to 1.8 meters in certain areas, including Sonora Street. Roads and train tracks had been submerged. Rainfall across the broader Guadalajara region has also been recorded and authorities are currently assessing structural damage. Lingering business and logistics disruptions are to be expected until floodwaters recede. |
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Heavy rainfall causes flooding in Puntarenas province: Media sources reported on June 25 that 169 flood incidents occurred across 19 cantons in Costa Rica since June 24. Emergencies were reported in San José, Curridabat, Alajuelita, Upala, Guatuso, San Carlos (Alajuela) and Buenos Aires in Puntarenas province. Flooding, landslides, and collapsed sewage systems caused evacuations, road blockages, and facility damage across these areas. Business and logistics disruptions are likely to persist as heavy rainfall is forecast until at least June 26. |