European rail safety progress lags, accident-driven reforms criticized

An opinion piece in Le Soir criticizes that European rail safety and investment advances only after accidents, citing the Seville collision and noting that cross-border safety system discussions began 40 years ago. The piece reflects frustration with slow institutional progress, but no new factual development is reported.

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