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no stable horizon Renfe abandons high-speed plans between Spain and Paris

Spain’s state-backed Renfe has suspended its planned high-speed services between Spain and Paris, citing ongoing certification issues with its rolling stock in France, a major blow to the…

1 April 2026
find out more at innotrans '26 How voestalpine’s integrated system solutions can boost rail infrastructure performance

Railway networks around the world are under growing pressure to deliver higher availability, greater capacity, enhanced safety and improved sustainability. As traffic volumes rise and infrastructure ages, the…

1 April 2026
serbia's latest fleet CAF lands €300m contract to deliver 30 commuter trains for Belgrade network

CAF has secured a contract worth more than €300 million to supply 30 electric commuter trains to Serbia’s national operator Srbijavoz, with the trains set for deployment on…

1 April 2026
a new hope Alstom installs new CEO Martin Sion as Poupart-Lafarge steps down after decade

Alstom officially has a new boss. Aerospace sector veteran Martin Sion was formally installed as the French manufacturer’s new CEO on 1 April, succeeding Henri Poupart-Lafarge after nearly…

1 April 2026
ETCS 'operating flawlessly'? Budapest–Belgrade passenger launch slips beyond elections, key ETCS experts resign

Passenger services on Hungary’s section of the Budapest–Belgrade railway line will not begin before the April elections and may now slip into summer. Although the government said in…

31 March 2026
rise in aggression Belgian railways SNCB ends onboard ticket sales from July to target fraud and aggression towards staff

Belgian state railway operator NMBS/SNCB will stop selling tickets on board of its trains from 1 July 2026, as part of a broader crackdown on fare evasion and…

31 March 2026
transport minister critical Deutsche Bahn reports €2.3bn loss, long-distance punctuality drops to 60%

Deutsche Bahn (DB) reported a significant net loss of €2.3 billion for 2025, despite improved revenue and adjusted operating profit. CEO Evelyn Palla framed the company’s restructuring as…

31 March 2026
ageing rolling stock Sweden takes on more risk in re-evaluated night train tender after bids exceed budget in 2nd attempt

The Swedish Transport Administration (Trafikverket) has cancelled its ongoing procurement for night train services between Stockholm and Upper Norrland after the bids received were too high for the…

31 March 2026
come to 'suppliers day' Czechia’s SŽ targets foreign suppliers with procurement shake-up

Czechia’s infrastructure manager SŽ is using its first-ever “Suppliers Day” next month to set out a major shift in how it awards rail contracts, pushing ahead with procurement…

30 March 2026
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come to 'suppliers day' Czechia’s SŽ targets foreign suppliers with procurement shake-up

Czechia’s infrastructure manager SŽ is using its first-ever “Suppliers Day” next month to set out a major shift in how it awards rail contracts, pushing ahead with procurement…

30 March 2026
a high-speed future Ukraine begins study for high-speed rail link from Kyiv to EU border with South Korean funding

Ukraine is moving ahead with plans for a high-speed railway to its EU border, with a new feasibility study funded by an $8 million grant from South Korea…

20 March 2026
partial reopening from may Reopening of Hamburg-Berlin line delayed by six weeks

The reopening of Germany’s busiest intercity rail link between Hamburg and Berlin has been delayed by six weeks, with the full return of the key route now scheduled…

18 March 2026
procurement problems Poland throws flagship €1.2bn Rail Baltica tender back into play after Budimex-PORR award struck down

Poland’s Rail Baltica programme has hit another procurement snag, with a flagship contract thrown back into uncertainty. A Polish appeals panel has again invalidated PKP PLK’s award decision…

18 March 2026
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OPERATORS

rise in aggression Belgian railways SNCB ends onboard ticket sales from July to target fraud and aggression towards staff

Belgian state railway operator NMBS/SNCB will stop selling tickets on board of its trains from 1 July 2026, as part of a broader crackdown on fare evasion and…

31 March 2026
transport minister critical Deutsche Bahn reports €2.3bn loss, long-distance punctuality drops to 60%

Deutsche Bahn (DB) reported a significant net loss of €2.3 billion for 2025, despite improved revenue and adjusted operating profit. CEO Evelyn Palla framed the company’s restructuring as…

31 March 2026
the gauge duel Ouigo, Iryo say Spain’s dual-gauge network gives Renfe unfair edge on liberalised routes

Spain’s competing high-speed operators Iryo and Ouigo have complained to the country’s competition authority over what they describe as a structural disadvantage built into the rail network, its…

30 March 2026
ex-db trains, renfe leased Leo Express to run Prague-Munich services from December

Private operator Leo Express will start running Prague–Munich international services from December after winning a five-year Czech government contract for the route. The award comes as Spain’s state-backed…

30 March 2026
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serbia's latest fleet CAF lands €300m contract to deliver 30 commuter trains for Belgrade network

CAF has secured a contract worth more than €300 million to supply 30 electric commuter trains to Serbia’s national operator Srbijavoz, with the trains set for deployment on…

1 April 2026
the gauge duel Ouigo, Iryo say Spain’s dual-gauge network gives Renfe unfair edge on liberalised routes

Spain’s competing high-speed operators Iryo and Ouigo have complained to the country’s competition authority over what they describe as a structural disadvantage built into the rail network, its…

30 March 2026
Spain's largest HS tender ever Renfe procures up to 40 high-speed trains, Siemens and Hitachi emerge as favourites

Renfe launched the tender for its fastest-ever high-speed trains. The Spanish state-owned train operator intends to acquire up to 40 units at a maximum speed of 350 km/h.…

27 March 2026
leasing locomotives Akiem orders 80 Vectron locomotives from Siemens, including first battery-electric models

Siemens Mobility and locomotive leasing and maintenance provider Akiem have signed a framework agreement for the purchase of 80 Vectron locomotives, including a firm order of 50 units.…

26 March 2026
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no stable horizon Renfe abandons high-speed plans between Spain and Paris

Spain’s state-backed Renfe has suspended its planned high-speed services between Spain and Paris, citing ongoing certification issues with its rolling stock in France, a major blow to the…

1 April 2026
ETCS 'operating flawlessly'? Budapest–Belgrade passenger launch slips beyond elections, key ETCS experts resign

Passenger services on Hungary’s section of the Budapest–Belgrade railway line will not begin before the April elections and may now slip into summer. Although the government said in…

31 March 2026
ex-db trains, renfe leased Leo Express to run Prague-Munich services from December

Private operator Leo Express will start running Prague–Munich international services from December after winning a five-year Czech government contract for the route. The award comes as Spain’s state-backed…

30 March 2026
london to scotland opens up Open access Lumo cracks the West Coast Main Line

The First Group-backed Lumo is just weeks away from achieving a milestone for open access operations in the UK. The bright-blue painted trains are set to run services…

25 March 2026
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