<h1>National postal service suspends all mail to foreign jurisdiction after carriers reject shipments over unclear new customs duty rules</h1> The national postal service has suspended acceptance of all mail categories to a foreign jurisdiction after carriers refused to transport consignments amid lack of clarity on new customs rules enacted by that jurisdiction. An executive order requires duties on low-value goods and obliges carriers or designated 'qualified parties' to collect and remit duties from an effective date; implementing procedures for designation and remittance remain undefined. The postal operator cited operational inability of air carriers, extended the prior partial suspension to include letters and parcels, and offers refunds for bookings that cannot be dispatched while monitoring the situation.