After decades of neglect, Germany has announced a 100-billion-euros investment into the national railway operator. But some say it will take more than money to get its trains back on track.

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Civil society organisation #UniteBehind on Thursday 25 July marched on the German Consulate in Cape Town urging its government to hold Vossloh Espana accountable for corruption involved in supplying ...

China’s world-leading train maker CRRC has gained control of one-quarter of the European diesel-locomotive market in a single purchase costing less than 10m euros ($11m). The acquisition of the ...

Deutsche Bahn ICE trains are parked on the tracks at the DB Fernverkehr plant in Hamburg, Germany Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024. A union representing many of Germany’s train drivers started a nearly ...

The Korean National Railroad said yesterday that it plans to purchase 18 electric locomotives from the German firm Siemens next year. The locomotives are said to be capable of speeds twice as fast as ...

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Germany has long been accustomed to being the economic powerhouse in the eurozone, as the bloc’s largest economy is a bellwether as to the economic health of the rest of the eurozone. The year 2019 ...