Mobility Revolution in Southern Italy: SS106 Jonica and Other Major Public Works

Work is underway on the construction of the SS106 Jonica, the new high-speed road that will stretch for dozens of kilometers along the Ionian coast, improving transport between Calabria, Basilicata, a...

Spain’s Water Crisis: Hydroelectric Power Plants and Water Management Infrastructure

A new investment plan aligns with the infrastructure development policies launched by many countries to address drought and the consequences of climate change. In particular, it recognizes the strateg...

From Naples Metro to New York City Subway: 5 Globally Iconic Metro Systems

From the Naples subway to the Hudson Yards subway station, via Bundestag station in Berlin: discover 5 metro systems that transform rail transportation into design, culture, and urban innovation.

From Bosphorus to Panama Canal: 5 Infrastructure Projects Symbolizing Entire Nations

From the Third Bosphorus Bridge to the Panama Canal, via the Øresund Bridge and the Three Gorges Dam: discover 5 critical infrastructure projects that combine ingenuity, resilience, and national ident...

From Shinkansen to Eurostar: 5 Railways That Transformed Economies

From bullet trains to the Channel Tunnel, up to the modern Brenner Base Tunnel: railway lines not only connect cities, but also transform economies, accelerate trade, and reshape regional development.

2030 World Cup: Morocco’s High-Speed Rail Line Taces towards Marrakech

With the 2030 FIFA World Cup in mind, Morocco is focusing on infrastructure development, extending its high-speed rail line to Marrakesh: a decision aligned with what is also happening in Europe, with...

Sicily Gets One Step Closer to its Fast Railway Line thanks to TBMs

A new step has been taken in the advancement of the Palermo-Catania-Messina axes, part of the Scandinavian-Mediterranean Corridor of the TEN-T network and the ideal continuation of the Salerno-Reggio ...

America’s Cup in Naples: All Infrastructure, From Metro System to High-Speed Rail

From the Ancient Romans to High-Speed Rail: European Transport’s New Arteries

Infrastructure development in Europe, from the Roman Empire to the TEN-T network: 300,000 kilometres of roads yesterday, over 202,000 kilometres of high-speed rail today.