Alert! For the first time, since January 1, 2026, a country's public service, PostNord in Denmark, is discontinuing mail delivery. If other nations follow suit, it will spell the end of mail art sent through the public system.
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more information : https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/30/world/europe/denmark-letter-deli...
If you wanna read without an account: https://archive.ph/bdGE6
What’s disappearing isn’t letters, but the idea of postal service as public infrastructure. Germany did this 25 years ago... but at least retained enforceable service obligations, that layer seems much thinner here.
That is so typical for neoliberal market driven solutions, which disrespects real needs of society. In some way, no wonder EU Union is mockingly called ``EUSSR`` - although it seems to be even worse in many aspects. Enough said
I wonder how other carriers would treat it? Like DHS or UPS?
today at the post office of Serbia, they did not want to accept mail for America and Canada. They say that there is a suspension again and that their mail is being returned. So they manage to "cut" our contacts without "cutting" the postal service.
Oh no! Hopefully, it opens up again quickly.
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