BERN, Switzerland (AN) — The United States said it will remain in the U.N. postal agency after delegates at an emergency meeting on Wednesday agreed to a compromise plan to change international delivery rates that will add consumer costs.
The Universal Postal Union was holding only the third Extraordinary Congress in its nearly 145-year history this week to consider a demand by U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration to overhaul the fees that countries sending packages must pay to countries receiving packages.