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The completion of "Stuttgart 21" project is delayed further.

The ongoing narrative persists: the "Stuttgart 21" mega-project's completion has reportedly been delayed once more.

,   and  Yaroslav Smith
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Sign at Stuttgart's main railway station in 2006. The first ideas for "Stuttgart 21" were already...
Sign at Stuttgart's main railway station in 2006. The first ideas for "Stuttgart 21" were already more than three decades old at the time.

"Spiegel" article covers: - The completion of "Stuttgart 21" project is delayed further.

The new Stuttgart main station by the German Railway company will now open in December 2026, according to a report by "Spiegel". This controversial railway project in Germany has seen another delay, with sources inside the company confirming the news. In response to a request for comment, the railway company remained silent. A press conference has been scheduled for Tuesday.

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The delay in the completion of the "Stuttgart 21" project, a top news story in Germany, has pushed back the opening of the new Stuttgart main station by German Railways to December 2026. Despite the setback, the ambitious railway project is still set to revolutionize transportation in Germany.

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