Polish state-owned rail freight group PKP Cargo signed an agreement with South Korean manufacturer Sung Shin Rolling Stock Technology (SSRST) to form a joint venture.…
A couple of interesting European military mobility developments took place in recent days. The overall trend points to deepening cooperation in military transportation on the…
The Netherlands is planning change its approach to priority on the railways: the country will take the highest priority designation away from passenger trains. Soon,…
The Netherlands has requested European partners along the North Sea-Baltic Corridor to follow Dutch footsteps and conduct a study into the needs for unhindered passage…
The European Commission has proposed a Regulation with measures to enhance the transport of military equipment, goods and personnel across the EU. It should be…
Europe is weathering a geopolitical storm. That means that rail has suddenly become a key topic in questions of defence. NATO countries are expected to…
The Swedish Transport Administration has proposed a infrastructure budget of 1,200 Swedish crowns (around 110 billion euros) for 2026-2037. A big part of that, 500…
The Combined Transport (CT) association UIRR has outlined policy proposals to boost the sector’s capacity for military transports. Boosting the EU capacity for military mobility,…
Sweden might reopen a railway line closed since 1990 as part of its plan to improve its defence capabilities. The 75-kilometre section would (re)connect Arvidsjaur…