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North Sea-Baltic Corridor European military mobility cooperation deepens with new agreements

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…

9 April 2026
impact of middle east crisis ‘Mediterranean feeder services instability has an impact on inland transport’

The current supply chain crisis caused by the instability in the Middle East is disrupting Mediterranean feeder services and, consequently, inland transport in Europe. While…

9 April 2026
From 10% to 15% modal share North Sea Port teams up with the Dutch IM ProRail to boost rail freight

North Sea Port has adopted a rail logistics vision together with the Dutch infrastructure manager ProRail. They are putting a previous Letter of Intent into…

9 April 2026
Program 269 Railpool gets 100 million euros in loan from KfW

Locomotive leasing company Railpool will receive 100 million euros from KfW IPEX-Bank. The funds will be used to purchase new locomotives primarily for the German…

9 April 2026
Valenton terminal Two French ‘combi’ players forge strategic partnership

Two French combined transport operators, Open Modal and Be Modal, have forged a strategic partnership, pooling their expertise and capacity and setting up a joint…

8 April 2026
Data of the Week Infrastructure works and wagon rules harmed Swiss rail freight in 2025

Rail freight in Switzerland has experienced another period of decline in 2025. Whereas definitive figures have not yet been released, some preliminary data indicates a…

8 April 2026
COMPLETE IN 2031? Immersion of Fehmarnbelt tunnel to start this spring

The vessel tasked with transporting and submerging the large components of the future Fehmarnbelt tunnel has passed its tests and will commence operations later this…

8 April 2026
JOIN IN ON MONDAY RailFreight Webinar – The role of combined transport during a fuel crisis

The war on Iran is causing oil and fuel prices to surge, with a devastating impact on the global economy and supply chain. During the…

8 April 2026
Trade routes Zambia champions rail in southern Africa, echoing Central Asian ambitions

The famously landlocked countries of Central Asia have embarked on a mission: diversifying trade routes and securing ocean access via rail. They see the desired…

8 April 2026
China-Europe and INSTC Israel threatens strikes on Iran’s railway network

The Israeli army has warned Iranians to stay away from rail infrastructure. The warning remains active until 21:00 on 7 April. Earlier, the United States…

7 April 2026
SLOVAKIA, ITALY AND ROMANIA 10 more trains per week in Liège to boost the modal shift

The Belgian city of Liège is going to see more freight trains running thanks to a number of new international services launched in the past…

7 April 2026
Going ahead anyway? Missed opportunity for OxSRFI: Heyford Park town status proposal dropped

The UK government’s shortlist of seven preferred sites for new towns in England has omitted a proposal with notable rail freight relevance. Heyford Park in…

7 April 2026
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impact of middle east crisis ‘Mediterranean feeder services instability has an impact on inland transport’

The current supply chain crisis caused by the instability in the Middle East is disrupting Mediterranean feeder services and, consequently, inland transport in Europe. While…

9 April 2026
Program 269 Railpool gets 100 million euros in loan from KfW

Locomotive leasing company Railpool will receive 100 million euros from KfW IPEX-Bank. The funds will be used to purchase new locomotives primarily for the German…

9 April 2026
Data of the Week Infrastructure works and wagon rules harmed Swiss rail freight in 2025

Rail freight in Switzerland has experienced another period of decline in 2025. Whereas definitive figures have not yet been released, some preliminary data indicates a…

8 April 2026
Across the Balkans Serbia, Hungary and North Macedonia sign MoU with focus on BuBe railway

The Serbian rail freight operator Srbija Kargo, together with Hungarian and North Macedonian counterparts, has signed a memorandum of understanding on a “synchronised rail transport…

7 April 2026
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impact of middle east crisis ‘Mediterranean feeder services instability has an impact on inland transport’

The current supply chain crisis caused by the instability in the Middle East is disrupting Mediterranean feeder services and, consequently, inland transport in Europe. While…

9 April 2026
JOIN IN ON MONDAY RailFreight Webinar – The role of combined transport during a fuel crisis

The war on Iran is causing oil and fuel prices to surge, with a devastating impact on the global economy and supply chain. During the…

8 April 2026
Interview ‘Romania is about to reap the benefits of infrastructure works and EU financing’

Romania joined the EU in 2007. The accession meant increased availability of European funding for infrastructure projects. What started as a “steep and bumpy road”…

6 April 2026
FRIDAY FREIGHT PATH Rail must shape England’s new communities

The UK government’s push for a new generation of settlements is rooted in a familiar problem: a persistent housing shortage. While empty upper floors and…

3 April 2026
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China-Europe and INSTC Israel threatens strikes on Iran’s railway network

The Israeli army has warned Iranians to stay away from rail infrastructure. The warning remains active until 21:00 on 7 April. Earlier, the United States…

7 April 2026
INRAIL World Bank approves $2bn loan: ‘Bosphorus rail capacity to grow from 3 to 50 million tonnes’

The World Bank has approved a two billion dollar loan for Türkiye’s Bosphorus rail connection (INRAIL). The sea strait is currently a major bottleneck for…

1 April 2026
Central Asia Kyrgyzstan hopes to connect CKU line to broader rail network, Middle Corridor

Construction work on the future China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan line has been on the way for over a year. Recently, the Kyrgyz president revealed a timeline for its…

23 March 2026
A pleasant start to the year China-Europe rail freight surges by 25% in January and February, even before Iran war

The Eurasian land bridge from China to Europe is off to a great start of 2026. The number of freight trains on the route grew…

20 March 2026
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Two French combined transport operators, Open Modal and Be Modal, have forged a strategic partnership, pooling their expertise and capacity and setting up a joint…

8 April 2026
SLOVAKIA, ITALY AND ROMANIA 10 more trains per week in Liège to boost the modal shift

The Belgian city of Liège is going to see more freight trains running thanks to a number of new international services launched in the past…

7 April 2026
Italy Verona greenlights 750-metre train infrastructure for the Interporto hub

The Italian city of Verona has effectively approved a major upgrade – the IV Rail Module – for the Europa Quadrante Interporto transport hub. Consequently,…

2 April 2026
2025 FIGURES Continued recovery in French combined transport

Rail-road combined transport in France continued its recovery in 2025 but the record levels of 2022 have yet to be regained, according to annual figures…

1 April 2026
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North Sea-Baltic Corridor European military mobility cooperation deepens with new agreements

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…

9 April 2026
FRIDAY FREIGHT PATH Rail must shape England’s new communities

The UK government’s push for a new generation of settlements is rooted in a familiar problem: a persistent housing shortage. While empty upper floors and…

3 April 2026
FRIDAY FREIGHT PATH Freight Forward – but who’s driving?

Rail freight has never been shy of making its case. This week it arrived in Westminster, the seat of the British parliament, with something more…

27 March 2026
Battling bottlenecks Russia to introduce new penalty scheme to boost rail infrastructure usage

Russia’s rail network is under strain. Therefore, Moscow is looking for ways to make more efficient use of its infrastructure. The transport ministry may now…

27 March 2026
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DIGITAL AUTOMATIC COUPLING First commercial tests for Hybrid DAC deemed successful

The testing of Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC) has been going at a much faster pace over the past few months. The latest milestone is the…

27 March 2026
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR RAIL FREIGHT DB Cargo to use AI to improve locomotive spare parts forecasting

DB Cargo has implemented an AI-supported system to improve the provision of spare parts for locomotives. The initiative is taking place at the DB Cargo…

24 March 2026
Open discussion Signalling is not the only lever. Why operational innovation can’t wait for ERTMS

Decades of debate about signalling systems have framed rail’s capacity crisis as an infrastructure problem. But the internet taught us that the most transformative capacity…

23 March 2026
DIGITAL AUTOMATIC COUPLING Norway unveils plans for DAC commercial tests

Large-scale commercial tests for Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC) will begin next year all across Europe. For Norway, trains operated by Onrail will be equipped with…

23 March 2026
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Infrastructure

From 10% to 15% modal share North Sea Port teams up with the Dutch IM ProRail to boost rail freight

North Sea Port has adopted a rail logistics vision together with the Dutch infrastructure manager ProRail. They are putting a previous Letter of Intent into…

9 April 2026
COMPLETE IN 2031? Immersion of Fehmarnbelt tunnel to start this spring

The vessel tasked with transporting and submerging the large components of the future Fehmarnbelt tunnel has passed its tests and will commence operations later this…

8 April 2026
Trade routes Zambia champions rail in southern Africa, echoing Central Asian ambitions

The famously landlocked countries of Central Asia have embarked on a mission: diversifying trade routes and securing ocean access via rail. They see the desired…

8 April 2026
Going ahead anyway? Missed opportunity for OxSRFI: Heyford Park town status proposal dropped

The UK government’s shortlist of seven preferred sites for new towns in England has omitted a proposal with notable rail freight relevance. Heyford Park in…

7 April 2026
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