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Rail Services on Humenne Routes Resumed after Two-year Break

Rail Services on Humenne Routes Resumed after Two-year Break

Rail services around the town of Humenne have been resumed after a pause of almost two years, with trains running again on the Humenne-Stakcin, Humenne-Medzilaborce and Humenne-Presov routes as of Monday, director of state-run passenger carrier ZSSK Peter Helexa announced on the same day.

President Appoints Rudolf Huliak as Tourism and Sport Minister

President Appoints Rudolf Huliak as Tourism and Sport Minister

President Peter Pellegrini appointed Rudolf Huliak as Tourism and Sport Minister on Wednesday morning. At the same time, he dismissed Dusan Keketi (a SNS nominee) from this post.

Tomas: Minimum Wage to Go Up by Nearly €100 to €915 Next Year

Tomas: Minimum Wage to Go Up by Nearly €100 to €915 Next Year

Bratislava, March 4 (TASR) - The minimum wage will rise by almost €100 next year and will reach €915, Labour, Social Affairs and the Family Minister Erik Tomas (Voice-SD) posted on a social network on Tuesday. "All this is thanks to a new automaton from the Labour Ministry, which

ZSSK Changes Timetable as of Sunday, Will Bring Positives But Also Restrictions

ZSSK Changes Timetable as of Sunday, Will Bring Positives But Also Restrictions

Rail-passenger carrier ZSSK will change its timetable as of Sunday (March 2), ZSSK spokesman Dominik Drevicky has told TASR, adding that the new timetable will bring positive changes as well as temporary restrictions to passengers.

Farmers Protest against Mercosur Agreement at Czech-Slovak Border Crossing

Farmers Protest against Mercosur Agreement at Czech-Slovak Border Crossing

Czech and Slovak farmers and food producers, driving dozens of pieces of heavy agricultural machinery, met at the Hodonin-Holic border crossing on Thursday to block the road and express their opposition to the Mercosur agreement and to food imports from third countries.

School Unions Consider Possible Salary Increase to Be Acceptable Compromise

School Unions Consider Possible Salary Increase to Be Acceptable Compromise

Bratislava, February 25 (TASR) - The Council of the Education Trade Union considers a possible increase in the tariff salaries of all education employees to be an acceptable compromise, however, it criticises the proposal for non-tariff remuneration, trade union chairman Pavel Ondek told TASR after Tuesday's meeting of

EIB Approves €240 Million Loan for Slovakia's Green and Digital Projects

EIB Approves €240 Million Loan for Slovakia's Green and Digital Projects

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is providing Slovakia with a €240 million loan to co-finance environmental and digital projects supported by the European Union (EU) across the country, TASR reports based on a statement released by the EIB on Wednesday. "We're increasing the country's capacity