Indexing railway tariffs in Ukraine: a difficult but inevitable decision
Indexing tariffs for rail freight transport has become one of the most sensitive issues for Ukrainian Railways (Ukrzaliznytsia), as the […]
July 2026
Knorr-Bremse is modernizing the signalling system on Fortescue’s rail network in Australia
Australian mining group Fortescue has awarded Knorr-Bremse a contract to modernize the signalling and train control systems on its rail […]
CRRC wins an EUR 84 million bid for the Salvador Metro
The Chinese consortium CRRC Changchun will supply ten new trains, each consisting of four railcars, for Lines 1 and 2 […]
Italo orders 26 Velaro trains from Siemens
The Italian private high-speed operator Italo has ordered 26 Velaro Multi System trains from Siemens Mobility, with an option for […]
Drone attack on a passenger train in Ukraine
A passenger train was struck by a drone in the Zaporizhzhia region in a new attack on Ukraine’s transportation infrastructure. […]
70 train stations in Germany have been modernized through a dedicated program
The Deutsche Bahn program brings passengers another 70 modern train stations in Germany, offering greater comfort and improved services. Deutsche […]
Japan is preparing a train that will inspect Shinkansen lines at 320 km/h
Japanese rail operator JR East has unveiled the design of the future SOAR inspection train, the successor to the current […]
GB Railfreight becomes the largest rail freight operator in UK
Twenty-five years after operating its first train, GB Railfreight (GBRf) has become the UK’s largest rail freight operator, according to […]
SNCF and Malaysia Airlines are launching one-ticket trips to 28 cities in France
Malaysia Airlines has entered into a partnership with the French operator SNCF Voyageurs, allowing passengers to book a Kuala Lumpur–Paris […]
The first trains of Great British Railways, unveiled in East Anglia
The first trains of Great British Railways (GBR) were officially unveiled at London Liverpool Street Station, marking a new step […]