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Former communist policeman to escape justice? 28.07.2010 A former communist-era riot police officer, accused of beating a student to death in Warsaw in 1983, will probably escape justice as his case has now officially expired.
Danger of flooding in southern Poland 28.07.2010 Intense rain in some areas of Poland’s southern regions have caused rivers to climb back up to emergency levels, although authorities have discounted any possibilities of flooding.
‘Battered husbands’ - still a taboo subject in Poland 28.07.2010 The amount of Polish women abusing their husbands or partners has tripled in the last three years, claims a report by the Poland’s Police Headquarters but few men feel they can talk about it.
Jaroslaw Kaczynski testifies to Smolensk air crash investigation 27.07.2010 Jaroslaw Kaczynski - twin brother of the late president who died in the Smolensk air crash - gave evidence for three hours, Tuesday, at the Military District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw…
Komorowski to be sworn in as president August 6 27.07.2010 President-elect Bronislaw Komorowski will be sworn in as head of state on August 6t during a special session of the National Assembly, it has been announced.
Polish women get physical 27.07.2010 Though 60 percent of Polish women are not pleased with their weight, one-in-four take no exercise at all. But the rise of the fitness club could change all that.
Political cleansing in security office? 27.07.2010 The ruling Civic Platform is preparing reshuffles in the National Security Bureau aiming at getting rid of several officials related to the opposition Law and Justice party, claims a leading Polish daily.
E-courts a success, says government 27.07.2010 E-court are a fast and reliable way of judicial proceedings E-courts are gaining in popularity in Poland since their introduction in January, says the Justice Ministry.
Flood victims fear another wave 27.07.2010 Residents of the southern region of Podkarpacie, who were severely affected by spring flooding, are afraid of another flood wave as heavy rains return to Poland.
Kaczynski to give evidence in Smolensk investigation 27.07.2010 Former prime minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski will give evidence, Tuesday morning, to military investigators looking into the causes of Smolensk disaster which killed his twin brother Lech and 95 others.
Prosecutors want testimony from late president’s son-in-law 26.07.2010 The Prosecutor’s Office in the western city of Wroclaw wants the late President Lech Kaczynski’s lawyer son-in-law to be released from his professional confidentiality in relation to an investigation into possible fraud from a credit union.
Slugs invade southern Poland 26.07.2010 After the floods and the mosquitoes, and then after the bout of steaming hot weather, Poland’s southern Małopolska region is now suffering from an invasion of slugs.
Tourist stumbles across WW II mine in northern Poland 26.07.2010 Polish navy sappers have removed an unexploded German mine dating back from WW2, discovered on a beach at Dziwnów, north-west Poland.
Supreme Court robbed! 26.07.2010 Police are looking for a thief who stole 56 bronze letters in honour of the 1944 Warsaw Rising from the Supreme Court building in Warsaw.
Defence minister should be forced to give Smolensk crash evidence, says lawyer 26.07.2010 A legal representative of the Smolensk air disaster family victims will file a request with the Military Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw today to force Poland's defence minister to give evidence into the causes of the crash which killed 96, including president Lech Kaczynski.
Coalition party leader on the way out? 26.07.2010 Civic Platform’s coalition partner, the Polish Peasant’s Party may hold a congress ahead of autumn’s local elections in order to elect a new leader after Waldemar Pawlak’s poor result in the first round of the presidential ballot.

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