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Denmark's postal service company to end letter-carrying service after 400 years due to digitization
Physical letters have declined dramatically in volume over the last twenty five years, the company said, from almost 1.5 billion in the year 2000 to only 110 million in 2024, over a 90% decrease.
Britain's Royal Mail begins moving some export parcels after cyber incident
Royal Mail's export services disrupted after 'cyber incident'
Threatening letters received by three Ukrainian diplomatic missions -Interfax
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One year after our report on the disastrous state of the Israel Postal Company, ‘In Jerusalem’ reinvestigates.
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On Wednesday, the national mail delivery service and ebay announced a cooperation agreement, which will help Israeli sellers easily print labels and send packages abroad.
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“I will never ever mail anything from abroad to Israel, and I will avoid at all costs mailing anything locally,” says one woman of the delays when ordering packages from abroad.
Lost in translation
Files d’attentes interminables, retards réguliers, colis perdus à jamais… A l’heure du tout numérique,la poste israélienne a visiblement du mal à se réinventer
Putting the ‘snail’ in snail mail
The Israel Postal Company admittedly can’t keep up with the digital revolution, causing delivery delays, long waits and a disgruntled public that still believes mailboxes aren’t dead. But as it under
Letters for June 5, 2015: Mail Problems
Readers respond to the latest 'In Jerusalem' articles.
Bnei Brak man hospitalized after inhaling hazardous material delivered in mail
The police and the Ministry of the Environment were called on to examine the contents of the envelope.