Canada Post offers what it calls a “sneak peek” of its 2019 stamp program in the October-November issue of Details, its magazine for collectors.

Canada Post remembers the 100th anniversary of the truce that ended World War I with a new stamp issued Oct. 24.

The Society of Israel Philatelists is conducting a drawing for an unused mint set of Israel’s first stamps.

France’s La Poste has announced plans to increase postage rates on Jan. 1, 2019.

The new location will have additional space, larger rooms for meetings, elevators, excellent areas for researchers and much more.

London's Postal Museum has announced that for the first time, all 837 of its Great Britain Victorian registration sheets are available to view online.

Souvenir sheet includes a quote from Australian WWI correspondent C.E.W. Bean, “And so it is peace.”

This week, our tipsters highlight the first stamp issued by Nevis, a small Caribbean island in the Leeward Island chain of the West Indies.

Columnist Ghassan Riachi shares his quest for a mint never-hinged set of Jordan’s 1947 postal tax stamps.

The set of six Mail by Bike labels is the fifth set in the Royal Mail Heritage series with the theme of mail transportation.

The surcharges were needed because of rate increases by the United States Postal Service and Austrian Post.

This week, our tipsters highlight arguably the most attractive set of stamps issued by the Philippines under United States administration.

Miami University in Oxford, Ohio recently received its second philatelic honor — this time on a stamp from Luxembourg.

Pakistan's pane of 20 se-tenant stamps for Kashmir Martyr’s Day is partly responsible for the sudden cancellation of a meeting between India and Pakistan.

The pane includes two stamp designs featuring different photographs of festive lights and diya oil lamps.

In this issue, you'll also find a review of a dirt-cheap stamp buy, and a tip for collecting this year's U.S. Peace Rose forever stamp.

Australia Post describes this design as “an over-zealous zoologist has zigzagged past some zombies to zoom in on two dazzling Zebra Finches.”

The three different panes feature various instruments: brass and woodwind; stringed; and percussion.

Harry Potter, his friends, teachers and other images from the popular film series will appear on 15 nondenominated first-class stamps.

All 45 United States presidents are being honored on stamps from the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda.