SWEDEN: Overnight rail travel is going through a transition as government subsidies for international night trains ceased on August 31. The country's open-access operators have responded both positively and with regret, showcasing the wider political debate on the role of subsidies in European passenger rail. On August 31, Swedish incumbent SJ’s state-backed EuroNight sleeper service
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