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The insolvency of the postal competitor DVS has intensified the debate about tax privileges enjoyed by the Deutsche Post in Germany's mail market.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's coalition is moving to change electoral laws, eliminating mail-in voting from abroad and potentially altering other voting rules to serve their political interests.

The Finnish police are investigating a murder of a mail carrier in Myyrmäki, considering it a motive-less crime similar to insights from criminal psychologist Helinä Häkkänen.

Slovak government coalition prepares to limit mail-in voting from abroad, shifting to in-person voting at embassies only.

Danish citizens can now vote by mail for the upcoming parliamentary elections, with options available for both domestic and abroad voting.

A new initiative by Royal Mail and the British Heart Foundation encourages the public to learn CPR by scanning a QR code on parcel lockers.

Danes have experienced significant postal delays and chaos since Dao took over mail delivery on January 1, leading to over 15,000 customer inquiries about missing items.

Hellenic Post has issued a statement addressing concerns about delays in the delivery of cards associated with unemployment benefits, asserting that the majority of mail was processed correctly and on time.

The Greek Post (ELTA) has responded to concerns about delays in the delivery of unemployment benefit cards, asserting that all properly addressed mail has been processed on time.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated due to a bomb threat, as polls show significant support for the One Nation party.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled by a 5-4 margin that the U.S. Postal Service cannot be sued for intentionally failing to deliver mail, citing the doctrine of sovereign immunity.

The Greek Minister of Interior, Theodoros Livanios, has called on parliamentary party members to support the bill that would allow expatriates to vote by mail in upcoming elections.

Residents receiving mail-in voting materials should check for completeness due to recent errors in document assembly.

Residents of Sochoń in Białystok County, Poland, discovered burnt and opened mail containing personal data in the snow, raising concerns about data security.

Bavaria's upcoming municipal elections on March 8, 2026, will see a continued preference for mail-in voting among the approximately 10.1 million eligible voters.

Royal Mail has announced mail delivery delays affecting 44 postcodes across the UK, apologizing for the inconvenience.

Concerns are growing about King Charles' health following the turmoil surrounding the arrest of Prince Andrew, as reported by the Daily Mail.

The former editor of the Mail on Sunday, Peter Wright, denies misleading the Leveson inquiry regarding the newspaper's ties to corrupt private investigators.

Figures involved in a competing bid for the Telegraph are planning legal action against the UK government over its approval of the Daily Mail's acquisition moves.

Royal Mail is rolling out upgraded solar-powered postboxes across the UK, resulting in the temporary closure of traditional postboxes.

The article discusses burnout among NDIS call center staff, the rapid adoption of AI in Australian schools, and an armed intruder being shot at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.

Sarah Ferguson's secret location has been uncovered, with reports indicating she has been hiding in Switzerland following the renewed Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

Actress Danniella Westbrook has recently undergone facial surgery in Dubai as reported by Daily Mail, revealing her recovery process.

Royal Mail is initiating a six-month trial of 24-hour parcel lockers at select Post Office locations across the UK to improve convenience for customers.

A suspected human skull was discovered in a package at Postnord in Malmö, Sweden, prompting a police investigation into a possible grave violation.

Racist letters threatening politicians have been linked to recent threats made to the Lakemba Mosque in Sydney.

Tucker Carlson claimed he was detained and questioned at Ben Gurion Airport in Israel, but the Airports Authority denied these allegations, stating he underwent routine questioning instead.

A young man named Samuel Virtanen received an unexpected card addressed to 'Family Virtanen', seemingly from King Charles of England, which has left his family bewildered.

Royal Mail has warned residents in four major postcode areas of potential delays in mail delivery due to disruptions in their road network.

Aged care workers have criticized an algorithm used for determining support packages for the elderly as 'cruel', alongside tributes for civil rights leader Jesse Jackson and Australia's exit from the T20 World Cup.

A coalition of election integrity groups is urging the Supreme Court to enforce a requirement for mail ballots to be received by Election Day.

The Mirror is conducting a poll to gauge public concern over potential Royal Mail delivery disruptions affecting certain UK postcodes due to adverse weather and illness-related staff shortages.

Royal Mail is considering a stamp price increase amidst ongoing delivery delays, risking customer dissatisfaction.

Royal Mail is experiencing service delays affecting over 100 UK postcodes due to adverse weather and staff sickness.

In Bavaria, voters in the Fürth district are being strongly advised to opt for mail-in voting due to voting ballot errors at the local administration.

Royal Mail warns customers in over 100 UK postcodes of potential delays due to adverse weather and high staff sickness.

Royal Mail has warned of delivery disruptions affecting 105 UK postcodes due to various operational issues.

Royal Mail has attributed recent delays in letter deliveries to adverse weather conditions and increased worker absences due to illness.

Region Southern Denmark has reported Dao to the Danish Data Protection Agency due to improper delivery of mail at publicly accessible locations.

A woman was arrested in Goiás, Brazil, for receiving an illegal shipment of abortion medication sent through the postal service.

Il Giornale offers a subscription to Elly, highlighting the ongoing social unrest in Italy, particularly referencing activists and significant public figures.

Residents of Edson, Alberta, have been without mail service for two weeks following flooding at the local Canada Post office, leading to community frustration over a lack of communication from the postal service.

The UK government is investigating the £500 million sale of the Telegraph to the Daily Mail due to competition concerns.

The British government has intervened in the proposed acquisition of the Telegraph Media Group by DMGT, raising concerns over the implications for media plurality.

Royal Mail has announced that deliveries in 146 UK postcodes are facing disruptions due to high levels of sick absence and other local factors.

The House of Representatives has passed the Save America Act, proposed by Trump supporters, which aims to introduce stricter voting regulations including proof of citizenship for voter registration and limits on mail-in voting.

Paul Dacre, former editor of the Daily Mail, maintains a steady composure in a high court appearance amidst contrasting opinions on his editorial legacy.

A convicted private investigator testified in court that the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday continued to use his services for obtaining information even after his conviction.

German customs officials and police have arrested two alleged drug dealers in Munich during a coordinated operation.

The USPS will cease all operations and mail delivery for 24 hours on February 16 due to a federal holiday.