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Germany allocates €100 billion for railway modernization

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Germany announces a historic investment of €100 billion by 2029 for its railway system.
The funding aims to renovate infrastructure that has deteriorated since the Kaiser era.
Public dissatisfaction grows due to severe train delays and cancellations affecting commuters.
Only 60% of long-distance trains now arrive on time, a significant drop from 84% two decades ago.
The government faces pressure for a railway overhaul to address mounting public frustration.

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Germany announces a historic investment of €100 billion by 2029 for its railway system.
The funding aims to renovate infrastructure that has deteriorated since the Kaiser era.
Public dissatisfaction grows due to severe train delays and cancellations affecting commuters.
Only 60% of long-distance trains now arrive on time, a significant drop from 84% two decades ago.
The government faces pressure for a railway overhaul to address mounting public frustration.

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