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A serious competitor emerges for the “Rail Baltica” project in European behind-the-scenes power struggles

Ilmārs Randers, “Latvijas Avīze”, AS “Latvijas Mediji” | 08.03.2021

With the aim of promoting the use of trains as safe and sustainable transport, last December, following a proposal by the European Commission, the European Parliament declared 2021 the European Year of Rail to encourage environmentally friendly modes of transport and achieve climate neutrality by 2050.

A serious competitor emerges for the “Rail Baltica” project in European behind-the-scenes power struggles

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