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German Rail Strikes Cause Widespread Delays
Long-distance rail travel has come to a halt across Germany, with regional trains also heavily affected, especially in North Rhine-Westphalia, Bavaria and the southwestern cities of Karlsruhe and Mannheim. There are also cancelations in Mecklenburg Western-Pomerania, Hamburg and Lower Saxony, reported DW.
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Two People Died after a Crash between a Passenger and a Freight Train in Germany
BERLIN (Reuters) - A goods train and a passenger train collided in southern Germany on Monday, rail operator Deutsche Bahn said, and local media reported two people were killed.
Deutsche Bahn said in a statement on its website the collision took place at around 9.20 p.m. local time (1920 GMT) near the Aichach station on the line between Ingolstadt and Augsburg in Bavaria.
Deutsche Bahn suspected of bribing Greek officials
Government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos said on Friday that German judicial authorities have relayed evidence to their counterparts in Greece suggesting that Greek state officials received bribes from rail firm Deutsche Bahn to influence contract decisions related to construction work at the Athens metro between 2003 and 2007.
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Germany to boost rail investment to 9 bln euros in 2018
German state rail operator Deutsche Bahn said on Feb. 15 it would sharply lift investment in its infrastructure this year, part of a years-long battle to make grumbling about delays history.
Deadly Storm Causes Dutch and German Transport Chaos
Three people have been killed by falling trees or debris in the Netherlands as a fierce storm tears across northern Europe, according to BBC.
Storm-related accidents killed three people in Olst, Vuren and Enschede.
Gusts of up to 140km per hour (90mph) caused transport chaos.
Amsterdam's Schiphol Scraps Flights as Storm Disrupts Public Transport
Amsterdam's Schiphol airport briefly suspended all air traffic on Thursday due to a severe storm, as gusts of up to 140 kph (90 mph) blew down trees and damaged buildings.
At least 260 flights were scrapped, while trains, trams and buses were halted across the country after the highest weather alert was issued.
Powerful Storm Killed Seven People in Germany
Seven people died on Thursday in a storm that had hurricane winds in northern and eastern Germany, knocked down trees and cranes, and cut off rail transport, France press and DPA reported.
In Hamburg a tree fell over a car in which there were two women. One is dead and the other is admitted to a hospital.
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World braces for more cyberattacks as work week begins
Governments and computer experts girded on May 15 for a possible worsening of the global cyberattack that has hit more than 150 countries, as Microsoft warned against stockpiling vulnerabilities like the one at the heart of the crisis.
Siemens, SAP sign cooperation deals with Saudi Arabia: Officials
Saudi Arabia wants German companies Siemens and SAP to play an important role in furthering the kingdom's "digital transformation," company officials said on April 30 during German Chancellor Angela Merkel's visit to the country.
Potential of improving logistics attracts foreign players to Greece
Now that Cosco Shipping has secured a foothold in Piraeus, China is expected to activate plans to route the new Silk Road through the country's largest port, making Greece the gateway to the rest of Europe and setting the Greek logistics sector on the path toward expansion.