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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.
Papala case to be continued 15.07.2010 The Prosecutor’s Office in the central city of Lodz is to conduct further investigations on the assassination of former Chief of Police, General Mark Papala.
Teenager hospitalised after machete attack 15.07.2010 A 17-year old in Poland’s southern city of Krakow is in hospital after being probably attacked by hooligans wielding either swords or machetes.
Komorowski to be sworn in on August 6? 15.07.2010 Parliamentary Speaker, Grzegorz Schetyna has announced that the swearing-in ceremony before the National Assembly of Bronislaw Komorowski, the president-elect, will most likely take place on August 6.
Kwasniewski becomes honorary citizen of Warsaw 15.07.2010 Former President Aleksander Kwasniewski has been awarded the title of honorary citizen of Warsaw.
National Reserves begin recruiting 15.07.2010 Six hundred candidates have signed up for the newly formed National Reserve Forces in the first two weeks of recruitment.
Polish Grunwald knights worth 30 Ferraris 15.07.2010 Polish King Jagiello could have bought 30 Ferraris instead of paying his knights to fight the Battle of Grunwald
Signed constitution nets 27,000 euro for charity 15.07.2010 A signed copy of the Polish constitution - by B. Komorowski and J. Kaczynski - has earned 27,000 euro for charity.
Mudslinging over government planes 15.07.2010 Politicians have began slinging words of blame over the Smolensk tragedy, raising the issue of new VIP planes
Grunwald commemorated in Krakow 15.07.2010 President-elect Bronisław Komorowski and his Lithuanian counterpart Dalia Grybauskaite have taken part in the commemorations of the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Grunwald.
Funding set for new Solidarity centre in Gdansk 14.07.2010 Culture Minister Bogdan Zdrojewski and Gdansk Mayor Pawel Adamowicz have signed an agreement on financing the European Solidarity Centre in Gdańsk.
Water curtains cool off Warsaw citizens 14.07.2010 Soaring temperatures throughout Poland have led authorities in Warsaw to install a dozen water curtains throughout the city to allow people to cool off from the heat.
Overhunting damaging wild animal population 14.07.2010 Every year thousands of animals are illegally shot in Poland by hunters who exceed hunting quotas.
Overheated trains running through Poland 14.07.2010 Passengers travelling by train from Warsaw to the western city of Wroclaw suffered from extreme heat.
600 years after Grunwald 14.07.2010 Over 2,000 medieval knights are gearing up for the re-enactment of the Battle of Grunwald, which saw the defeat of the Teutonic Order in 1410.
Strong support for Law and Justice 14.07.2010 Right-wing Law and Justice may count on 20-percent support in the parliamentary elections, shows a survey by pollster GfK Polonia for the daily Rzeczpospolita

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