Trans-European Transport Network: Europe is gearing up for a transformative high-speed train network that could change the way people travel across the continent. According to the European Commission, the plan aims to connect multiple countries with trains capable of reaching speeds of 250 kilometres per hour. By 2040, passengers will be able to cover long distances in nearly half the time it takes today.

At present, a journey from Berlin to Copenhagen takes roughly seven hours. Under the new network, the same trip will take just four hours by 2030. Similarly, the Sofia to Athens route, which presently requires 14 hours, will be completed in six hours by 2035.

Direct high-speed links are also proposed between Paris and Lisbon via Madrid and Warsaw to Tallinn via Riga, making internation

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