The answer is in the first few words of the article, “Finland’s track gauge is the same as Russia’s was in the late 19th and early 20th century— 1,524mm — which is 89mm wider than the European standard.”
So again, why is it that you oppose this change?
If the kid has ambition, you’ve gotta support that. /s
I’m thinking the whole world is needing a little boost in the collective Aloha Spirit coefficient, right about now.
Never underestimate the skill, finess, and power of Furry Hackers.
Brilliant suggestion.
Mayor and City Counsel are heroes, is what I read from that.
The US has a party that promotes voting and voting rights, and alas another which does everything possible to prevent voting.
I just looked up the numbers Wednesday, in a similar question comparing US to Canada. You are squarely in the middle of the error bars with your numbers, alas, speaking as one USian who is actually able to read and comprehend.
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(not) signing so many trade deals
And article on the topic of what Andy Yen said: https://techissuestoday.com/proton-ceo-responds-to-backlash-after-his-post-supporting-trump-selection/
I like road trips.
I just called mine.
Your generalizations, friend, cut me to the quick.
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I guess, after trying it, I’d have to say nah, not really into it.
My first guess, and the apparent reason for doing this is simple. Russian trains can currently run right into Finland, and this change will stop that route of invasion.
“Finland’s track gauge is the same as Russia’s was in the late 19th and early 20th century— 1,524mm — which is 89mm wider than the European standard.”