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52 Poles drown over weekend 19.07.2010 With a total count of 52 casualties in water accidents, this has been the most tragic weekend this summer. Police have recorded as many as 395 drowning cases since April.
Tourists stuck after Grunwald battle 19.07.2010 Tens of thousands of spectators who came to Grunwald to celebrate the 600th anniversary of the great battle on Saturday ended up getting stuck in a 30-kilometre long traffic jam.
Polish Army shuts down canteens 19.07.2010 The Polish army is shutting down military casinos, a move which is in line with the Defence Ministry’s plans to rid itself of state budget enterprises and other dependent facilities, currently numbering 71 in total.
Ten people needed for class action, new law governs 19.07.2010 A new law on class action lawsuits comes into effect today, Monday. Under the regulations a minimum of ten people may press charges against a given company, and split court costs.
Warsaw's first Europride a 'success' 18.07.2010 The first Europride parade in this part of Europe took place yesterday in Warsaw
Battle of Grunwald draws record crowds 18.07.2010 About 150-200,000 people from Poland and from across Europe came to take part in the centerpiece of the commemorations marking the 600th anniversary of the famed battle of 1410.
Anniversary of passing of philosophical great 17.07.2010 One year ago, Leszek Kolakowski, one of Poland's greatest modern-age philosophers, passed away
EuroPride Parade raises debate 17.07.2010 Warsaw is hosting the EuroPride 2010 parade today, attracting visitors from all over the continent.
Knights and visitors at Battle of Grunwald 17.07.2010 Over 100,000 people are expected to watch the staged Battle of Grunwald at 13:00 CET today.
“Polish Woodstock” turns 30 16.07.2010 Some 14,000 fans are expected at the Jarocin Festival, central Poland, which also celebrates 30 years since it kicked off in 1980.
Maverick politician to set up a new party? 16.07.2010 Civic Platform MP and maverick politician, Janusz Palikot has said he will set up a new political grouping if he is expelled from the party.
Kaczynski has “moral duty” to tackle Smolensk case 16.07.2010 At a press conference given on Friday, head of the opposition Law and Justice party, Jaroslaw Kaczynski said that the cross commemorating the Smolensk victims should only be removed once a memorial plaque is put in its place.
Police bust cigarette smugglers 16.07.2010 Police in the western Lubusz province have detained 11 people who were involved in smuggling cigarettes through Poland’s eastern borders, and avoided paying duty on the tobacco products to the tune of over 2 million zloty (488,000 euro).
“City of Ruins” animates destruction of Warsaw following WW II 16.07.2010 The latest initiative of the Warsaw Rising Museum recreates a computer generated bird’s-eye view of Poland’s capital in May 1945.
Droughts await Poland 16.07.2010 The Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation (IUNG) has warned that 128 districts in Poland are susceptible to drought this summer.
Retirement for women remains at 60 15.07.2010 The Constitutional Tribunal has ruled that a lower retirement age for women is in compliance with the Supreme Law of Poland.

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