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The Auvere power plant in Estonia is down again due to technical issues shortly after a previous repair.

The first section of the West Tangent tram line in Munich, which has been under construction for two years, is officially opened with a maiden journey and a public celebration.

The 5th Panhellenic Yachting Conference emphasizes maritime tourism as a key pillar of Greece's economy, supported by significant government investment and initiatives to streamline bureaucratic procedures.

Estonia's Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis announced the upcoming transportation of fuel to Ruhnu Island and the opening of a new ice road between Vormsi Island and the mainland.

The Ecuadorian government has canceled the public funding process for the renovation of the Carondelet Palace, opting instead to finance the project entirely through private donations.

A federal court in Brazil has ordered the Companhia Energética Jaguara to take immediate responsibility for the upkeep of a critical bridge between Minas Gerais and São Paulo.

Argentina is set to contract out nearly 10,000 kilometers of national roadways to the private sector, with no substantial infrastructure plans in place and increased toll fees expected.

A coordinated wave of cyber attacks targeted Poland's energy infrastructure in late December, risking power and heating for up to half a million consumers during winter.

The Pichincha Prefecture is seeking to relaunch the Bicentennial road solution, a $300 million project aimed at improving traffic flow in Quito.

The MEZ-RZK consortium has won the bid to construct a new administrative center for the São Paulo state government, which is expected to cost approximately R$ 6.09 billion and be completed by 2030.

Kalisz is set to improve its long-distance train services, significantly reducing travel times to major cities like Poznań and Warsaw.

Southern Africa is experiencing a severe increase in cholera cases due to cyclones, leading to infrastructure damage and displacement.

According to cyber security expert Tuukka Heikkilä, a newly discovered threat in Sweden must be taken seriously, reflecting a similar cyber attack on Poland's energy infrastructure.

Sadales tīkls plans to increase available electricity capacity in Latvia's development centers by approximately 200 megawatts by 2030, with significant implications for energy infrastructure investments.

The Stuttgart 21 railway project faces further delays, with reports suggesting it may not be operational before 2030.

The Stuttgart 21 railway project may face delays, with completion potentially pushed back to 2029.

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has asked the parliament for an investigation into potential threats to the Nordic energy infrastructure.

The Africa Infrastructure Financing Facility (AIFF) was launched by African leaders to enhance financial sovereignty and facilitate investment in cross-border infrastructure projects.

Swedish authorities have raised their readiness level in response to a potential attack on the Nordic energy infrastructure, including critical sites in Sweden.

The Mitre train service will resume limited operations in March after nearly 50 days of interruption due to infrastructure works.

Gassco reports there are currently no specific threats to Norway's gas infrastructure, despite earlier media reports suggesting otherwise.

The Garrahan Hospital in Argentina has initiated the renewal of its facilities by introducing 42 new beds, marking the first step in a significant modernization project.

Swedish media reports that foreign entities are threatening the Nordic energy infrastructure, prompting heightened security measures across the region.

The article discusses the plans to demolish the Black Bridge in Hodonín and replace it with a new structure.

Heavy rains in the Vale do Paraíba region have caused significant infrastructure damage, including a wall collapse onto a police vehicle and flooding in various cities, but fortunately, there have been no casualties reported.

Lidl Greece has completed the renovation and expansion of its store in Ierissos, Halkidiki, enhancing the shopping experience and infrastructure significantly.

Swedish authorities are investigating a serious threat aimed at the entire Nordic energy infrastructure, which may be linked to foreign entities.

Severe storms and heavy rain have been affecting the popular Chiang Mai region in Northern Thailand for two consecutive days, damaging homes, streets, and infrastructure.

Heavy rain in the Sana area of Macaé, Brazil, has caused severe flooding, blocked roads, and destroyed infrastructure, including a bridge.

Heavy rain has flooded streets and homes in Palmeira dos Índios, Alagoas, causing significant damage but no reported injuries or fatalities.

Accumulated snow is being gradually removed from the streets of Riga by city authorities using over 140 pieces of machinery.

Russian attacks on Ukraine have resulted in one death and 33 injuries within the last day, targeting critical infrastructure and residential areas.

The CEO of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) discusses the implications of cruising fees during a press conference in Madeira.

A serious threat to the Nordic energy network has been reported by Swedish media, impacting all Nordic countries.

A serious threat to the energy infrastructure across all Nordic countries has been reported, suspected to be linked to a foreign power, prompting authorities to raise their alert levels.

A serious threat to the Nordic energy infrastructure has been reported by Swedish media, prompting police and authorities across the region to enter a state of alert.

Latvia's road authority warns that potholes are forming in aging asphalt due to upcoming weather changes, particularly in southern and coastal regions.

A serious external threat to the Nordic electricity infrastructure has prompted several authorities in the region to enter a state of alert.

A Russian attack on Vinnytsia Oblast injured a woman and damaged energy facilities along with nearly 40 houses.

There is a serious threat directed at energy infrastructure across all Nordic countries, prompting heightened security measures and investigations into foreign involvement.

A serious threat has been reported against the energy infrastructure across the Nordic countries, potentially linked to foreign actors.

The company Nova 364 plans to invest R$ 740 million in the federal highway BR-364, connecting Vilhena to Porto Velho in Rondônia, focusing on improving grain transportation in the Northern Arc.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced the completion of a $6.2 million maintenance project for the Douglass-Anthony bridge in Rochester, which serves approximately 70,000 people daily.

The article discusses the absence of roof water tanks in America, contrasting it with their prevalence in India, and examines factors such as the water supply system, pressure pipelines, and the impact of cold weather.

Due to safety concerns, trains on the Karelian track in Finland will only be allowed to travel at 10 km/h for the time being, with the hope for a new bridge to allow for higher speeds in the future.

Hyosung Heavy Industries announced a roadmap to localize its high-voltage direct current (HVDC) technology by next year, aiming to secure sovereignty in the domestic power grid and enhance export competitiveness.

The article discusses Greece's struggles with hosting large conferences despite a growing global demand for such events.

Russia launched an attack on railway infrastructure in Ukraine, hitting a children's railway in Kharkiv Oblast as part of a larger assault on various cities.

Ukrainian President Zelensky reported significant Russian attacks involving 420 drones and 39 missiles, damaging critical infrastructure just before diplomatic talks in Geneva between Ukrainian and US officials.

A new program to improve road safety on three high-risk segments of the North Road Axis of Crete has been approved by the Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport.