The really depressing part is if you plot rate of new delays against real time elapsed, the projected finishing date is even further.
This is why much of the fusion research community feel disillusioned with ITER, and so are more interested in these smaller (and supposedly more "agile") machines with high-temperature superconductors instead.
There's the common joke that fusion is always 30 years away, but now with the help of ITER, it's always 10 years away instead.