Indias High-Speed Rail Project: Partial Operation Set for 2027
The first high-speed train in India will enter partial operation in 2027 after decades of challenges and delays.
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The first high-speed train in India will enter partial operation in 2027 after decades of challenges and delays.
A global peace forum was held in Beijing from July 2-4 with speakers discussing international security cooperation, featuring Pascal Boini Faes who em...
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A high-ranking Iranian official will represent China at the funeral of Irans late supreme leader Ali Khamenei on July 3 in Tehran.
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