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Italy-Germany high-speed rail expansion

3 clusters · 29 sources · last updated

Latest: FS Group expands European rail network with new high-speed routes

Trenitalia, in partnership with Deutsche Bahn and ÖBB, has initiated test runs of Frecciarossa high-speed trains in Germany and Austria. These trials are part of an international certification process to establish direct

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InnoTrans 2026: Record attendance and digital advancements

12 clusters · 65 sources · last updated

Latest: InnoTrans 2026 concludes with record attendance and 180 world premieres

The InnoTrans 2026 anniversary edition in Berlin concluded with record-breaking participation, hosting approximately 175,000 visitors from over 120 countries and 3,190 exhibitors. The event featured 180 world premieres,

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Italy transport and labor strikes July–October 2026

28 clusters · 189 sources · last updated

Latest: Italy faces widespread strikes in October 2026

Labor unrest continued through August and into September 2026. In mid-August, the FAO COBAS union conducted a 120-hour national strike affecting heavy goods vehicle transport, while the OSP USB LAVORO PRIVATO union organ

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Railway copper cable thefts in Europe

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Railway cables stolen on Bischofswerda–Zittau line

Multiple incidents of copper cable theft have targeted railway infrastructure in Europe. In Italy, a series of thefts along the former Ferrovia Centrale Umbra line has resulted in the loss of approximately 20 tons of c

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Trenitalia high-speed rail expansion in Europe

3 clusters · 20 sources · last updated

Latest: European rail expansion: New high-speed and night train services

FS Group, through its subsidiary Trenitalia France, is executing a major expansion of its high-speed rail services across Europe. Central to this plan is a €2 billion order for 19 new high-speed trains from Hitachi Rail.

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