Construction on the Rail Baltica railway line through Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia is progressing after years of delays. The project aims to create a modern high-speed line with NATO-standard capabilities, crucial for military logistics amid geopolitical tensions. However, costs have surged from 6 to 24 billion euros, leading to a pared-down version of the project. The EU is funding a significant portion, but there are concerns over financial planning and national interests. Key figures involved express optimism about the project's future despite delays, with completion now projected for 2030. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)