In a significant disruption to international mail flow, eighty-eight postal operators worldwide have collectively ceased mail services to the United States. This unprecedented move stems from escalating tensions over recent tariff implementations that have sharply increased costs for postal shipments. The operators cite these tariffs as unsustainable, forcing them to halt services in protest until negotiations can yield a more balanced agreement. Key affected regions include Europe, Asia, and parts of Africa, with customers experiencing delays and uncertainties in parcel deliveries.

The impact of this stoppage extends beyond individual consumers, affecting e-commerce businesses and critical correspondence. Below is a snapshot of participating postal operators and their respective regions:

Region Number of Operators Status
Europe 35 Service…