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    Deutsche Bahn sues regulator over mandatory track access for Italo and other competitors

    DB InfraGo filed suit on Friday against a Bundesnetzagentur ruling forcing it to reserve at least 25% of capacity on congested corridors for competitors, ahead of Italo's planned 2028 market entry with 3.6 billion euros in investments.

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