'We will remove mines from Hormuz...,' Japan's response to Trump's appeal for help
Japan's Foreign Minister hinted at potential naval minesweeping operations in the Gulf of Hormuz if a ceasefire occurs, acknowledging the urgency due to Japan's reliance on oil transport through that route.
South Africa: Decline in Road Crash Stats
South Africa has seen an 11% decline in road crashes during the first quarter of 2025 compared to the previous year, according to Transport Minister Barbara Creecy.
Rail toll: Now the pressure is on the Federal Minister of Transport
The European Court of Justice has halted Germany's plans for a railway price cap, putting pressure on the Federal Minister of Transport, Patrick Schnieder, to find solutions, which may negatively impact railway customers.
Švinka remains in the position of transport minister despite criticism from both the opposition and the coalition in the Saeima
Transport Minister Švinka survives a no-confidence vote supported by 48 deputies, amidst calls for his resignation over the 'Rail Baltica' project issues.
Live Broadcast: Open Meeting on Transportation Plan
An open meeting on the transportation plan will be held by the Infrastructure and Transport Committee of the Althing, with Minister Eyjólfur Ármannsson attending to discuss the prioritization of road tunnels.
ANT's computer system will be changed this year, Transport Minister reported
Ecuador's Transport Minister announced plans to overhaul the National Transit Agency's computer system due to detected irregularities and illegal practices.
Transport Minister: ZZS promoted Kristīne Lemberga to the EU multiannual budget planning group
Latvia's Transport Minister is facing a vote for his resignation, linked to tensions within the ruling coalition regarding a budget planning position.
Transport Minister: ZZS promoted Kristīne Lemberga in the EU multiannual budget planning working group
The article discusses the Latvian Transport Minister's resignation request and the surrounding political tensions, including a stalemate regarding coalition partner support for a proposed candidate.
Fuels, Salvini: 'Ceiling on diesel below 1.90 euros. This evening in the Council of Ministers, fuel duty cut'
Italian Transport Minister Matteo Salvini announced plans for a substantial cut in fuel duties aimed at reducing diesel prices to below 1.90 euros per liter.
Roberto Luque Questions the Extension of Road Concession Contracts in Guayas: 'We Should Know the Technical Foundations'
Ecuador's Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Roberto Luque, raised concerns over the 30-year extension of road concession contracts in Guayas, citing a lack of technical information and transparency in the negotiations led by the Prefecture.
Fifth Bridge: Ministry assures it will take over construction of road 4 and 5, after termination of agreement with Prefecture
The Ecuadorian Infrastructure and Transport Minister announced the ministry's intention to assume responsibility for the construction of the fifth bridge's road segments 4 and 5 after the termination of a previous agreement with the Prefecture due to lack of progress.
Hungary blackmails: Ukraine will only receive 90 billion euros in one case
Hungarian Foreign Minister P. Szijjarto states that Hungary will not support the allocation of 90 billion euros for Ukraine due to ongoing oil transport blockades.
UP Minister Dayashankar Singh Rages at Teacher Leader
Uttar Pradesh Transport Minister Dayashankar Singh is once again embroiled in controversy after a video surfaced showing him threatening a teacher leader.
Švinka: "airBaltic" management has been given a broad mandate to seek capital raising opportunities
Latvia's transport minister Atis Švinka emphasizes the need for clear strategies for airBaltic to attract capital, especially in light of ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Turkish ship crossed the Strait of Hormuz 'with Iran's permission'
A Turkish-owned vessel has crossed the Strait of Hormuz with permission from Iran, according to Turkey's Minister of Transport.
Feasibility Study for New Runway at Cheongju Airport to Be Conducted in the Second Half of the Year
A feasibility study for constructing a new civilian runway at Cheongju International Airport will take place in the latter half of this year, as announced by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport.
Here are the legitimate speed cameras. "By summer, the anti-evasion rule for car insurance"
Italy's Infrastructure and Transport Minister Matteo Salvini clarified the legitimacy of speed cameras, stating that only those approved after 2017 meet homologation standards, while older devices must be updated to be operational.
Viktor Orbán: Why the Dispute Between Hungary and Ukraine Is Escalating
Hungary has detained a Ukrainian cash transport vehicle, accusing Kyiv of mafia-like activities, a dispute that has drawn the attention of the EU and serves as political ammunition for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán during the election campaign.
Mamata Banerjee Exclusive: If gas prices rise, auto fares may also increase, what does Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee say?
Mamata Banerjee warns that an increase in gas prices could lead to a rise in auto fares and potential disruptions in public transport.
The Supreme Court offers public companies where Ábalos' ex-partner worked to act as harmed parties in the trial
The Supreme Court of Spain has invited public companies linked to former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos' ex-partner to participate in a trial regarding alleged misappropriation of funds.
Two service inspections will start in connection with the 'Rail Baltica' railway project
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa has initiated two service inspections regarding the Rail Baltica railway project, supported by the Minister of Transport.
Hungarian PM’s office threatens further seizures of Ukrainian cash-in-transit guards over Druzhba pipeline dispute
Hungary's Minister of Construction and Transport has confirmed that seizures of Ukrainian cash transport guards were retaliatory actions regarding the Druzhba oil pipeline dispute.
Minister Kim Yoon-duk: More presumed remains of the Jeju Air disaster are being discovered… I apologize
South Korea's Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Kim Yoon-duk, expressed deep apologies to the victims' families as more presumed human remains related to the December 29 Jeju Air disaster have been discovered during ongoing investigations.
The National Court rejects a complaint against Óscar Puente regarding the Adamuz accident
The National Court of Spain has dismissed a complaint against Óscar Puente, the Minister of Transport, related to a fatal train accident in Adamuz, citing lack of jurisdiction.
K. Kyranakis on Naftemporiki TV: Greece has shown the way for Cyprus in Europe
Greek Deputy Transport Minister Konstantinos Kyranakis stated that Greece has sent frigates and F-16s to Cyprus, setting an example for other countries in creating a protective umbrella for their allies.
War in Iran: France Will Resume Repatriation Flights, Announced the Transport Minister
France will resume the repatriation flights for its citizens from the United Arab Emirates following a recent incident involving missile fire in the region.
Comment: Poorly Managed, Antti Häkkänen! Would a Political Rainbow Blind the Core of the Center Party's Nuclear Weapons Restrictions?
Finland's government, under Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen, announced plans to amend legislation regarding the transport and introduction of nuclear weapons into the country, reflecting a significant shift in policy.
52 French Ships Stuck in the Persian Gulf
Around 50 French ships are stranded in the Persian Gulf amid increasing regional tensions, with efforts underway to form an international coalition for their protection.
Ukraine accuses Hungary of taking seven employees of a Ukrainian bank hostage in Budapest
Ukraine's Foreign Minister accuses Hungary of taking seven employees of Oschadbank hostage while they were performing regular transport services.
State Election in Rhineland-Palatinate: An Exclusive Appointment Among the Schnieder Brothers
The article discusses the upcoming state election in Rhineland-Palatinate featuring the Schnieder brothers, with the Federal Minister of Transport inviting his brother, the CDU's top candidate, to a significant event.
ZZS accuses Švinks of hiding information about 'Rail Baltica'
The Green and Farmers' Union in coalition accuses Transport Minister Ainis Švinks of unjustly classifying information related to the 'Rail Baltica' project.
This magnificent luxury car drives Alexander Stubb – Do you recognize the symbol on the front?
Finnish President Alexander Stubb is meeting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi, utilizing a luxurious Mercedes-Maybach for transport.
Transport announces cuts to the C-5, the most-used Cercanías line in Madrid, for renovations in the next two summers
The Spanish Minister of Transport has revealed plans for significant renovations to the C-5 Cercanías line in Madrid, which will involve service interruptions during the summers of 2027 and 2028.
The Minister of Transport after meeting with Bane Nor: I was very clear
Norwegian Transport Minister Nygård summoned Bane Nor for a clarifying meeting after the company announced delays and suspensions of several construction projects, which he later criticized for causing confusion.
"This is starting to annoy me": Following scandalous testimonies – an open interview with E. Masiulis
The article discusses a revealing interview with E. Masiulis about allegations involving the current president of Lithuania, Gitanas Nausėda, and the controversy surrounding a request to hire Nausėda's nephew during Masiulis's tenure as Minister of Transport.
The Supreme Court declares itself competent to judge former minister Ábalos over the mask scandal and rejects sending the case to the Audience
The Supreme Court of Spain will judge former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos and his former advisor Koldo García over alleged corruption related to pandemic mask contracts.
Calling Bane NOR to Account
Norwegian Transport Minister Jon-Ivar Nygård has called Bane NOR in for clarification after the agency caused confusion by announcing and then retracting the suspension of a crucial rail project between Halden and Fredrikstad.
The Minister of Transport summons Bane Nor to a meeting after notification of delays in railway projects
Norway's Minister of Transport, Jon-Ivar Nygård, has called Bane Nor to a meeting to clarify the confusion surrounding important railway projects after reports of delays.
The Minister of Transport Calls Bane Nor to Account
Norway's Minister of Transport has summoned Bane Nor for clarification following the company's announcement of significant delays and halts in railway construction projects due to reduced investment budgets.
Hungarian foreign minister accuses Zelenskyy of 'attack' on Hungary
Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto accuses Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of orchestrating an attack on Hungary by blocking oil transport via the Druzhba pipeline.
Kikilias: 10 Greek-flagged ships in the Persian Gulf with 85 Greek sailors
Greek Maritime Minister Vassilis Kikilias reports that ten Greek-flagged ships are currently in the Persian Gulf amid escalating tensions, emphasizing the implications for international shipping.
Guillermo Dietrich: Chinese cars, the current market, and whether he would return to the government
Former Transport Minister Guillermo Dietrich discusses his new role with BYD in Argentina and the evolving automotive market.
Iran's Foreign Minister: We do not plan to close the Strait of Hormuz
Iran's foreign minister stated that the government has no plans to disrupt shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital channel for global oil and gas transport.
The Dispute Between JANAF and MOL: Plenković Claims That Neither Hungary nor Slovakia Needs Russian Oil
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković asserts that discussions are ongoing regarding the potential transport of Russian oil by MOL through Croatia, amid varying sanctions regimes from the EU and the US.
"I am not ruling anything out, everything is on the table"
The Icelandic Minister of Transport, Eyjólfur Ármannsson, has not ruled out accepting Icelandair's proposal for domestic flights despite it being significantly over budget.
About 3,000 professional licenses were issued without support in 2025, reveals Minister Roberto Luque
Ecuador's Infrastructure and Transport Minister Roberto Luque disclosed that 3,000 professional licenses were issued without proper support by the National Transit Agency in 2025.
MOL issued an ultimatum to JANAF, Šušnjar responded: 'We do not agree to blackmail'
Hungarian oil and gas company MOL Group has accused JANAF of violating EU regulations by refusing to transport Russian crude oil not covered by sanctions, leading to a governmental response from Croatian Economy Minister Ante Šušnjar.
Terras on Public Transport: More Money or Fewer Lines
The Estonian Prime Minister assures that children and pensioners will not be charged for bus rides, amid discussions on whether to increase state funding or reduce bus lines, primarily affecting rural areas.
Mixed messages about public transport ticket fees indicate elections are coming
The plan to end free travel for children and pensioners on regional lines has sparked outrage and confusion, particularly as conflicting statements from the Prime Minister shift responsibility to officials.
The Minister does not doubt that the election cards will arrive: Here is the plan
Denmark's Transport Minister expresses confidence in the delivery of election cards by the postal company Dao, which has submitted a plan to ensure all eligible voters receive their cards.