Sweeping changes to the German budget ordered by the country’s highest court may force state-run rail company Deutsche Bahn (DB) to reduce its orders of new high-speed trains, a supervisory board member told dpa. “Further ICE (Intercity Express) orders could be considered as part of the savings,” said Martin Burkert, the deputy head of the supervisory board and head of the EVG trade union. DB chief executive Richard Lutz was currently looking into all options to make the necessary savings, with a list to be presented to the supervisory board at the end of March, he said. DB has added a number …