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Deficiency disorder affects over 5 percent of Polish kids 22.06.2010 From 3 to 7 percent of school children suffer from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in Poland.
Polish armed forces short of women 22.06.2010 Fewer women serve in Poland’s armed forces than in any other NATO member state.
Tusk wants PO-PSL coalition to last ‘until the end of the term’ 22.06.2010 Donald Tusk has said that he wants the current Civic Platform – Polish Peasants Party parliamentary coalition to hold out until the end of its term in 2011, when a general election is expected to be held.
Fire fighters most respected 22.06.2010 Fire fighters top a poll of the most respected professions in Poland, shows a new survey.
Presidential Elections – Official Results 22.06.2010 The National Election Committee announced the final election results of the presidential election, Monday evening.
Swastika scandal at art gallery opening 22.06.2010 A local councillor from the western city of Poznan has taken an art gallery to court for displaying a swastika in a poster announcing the opening of the art venue.
Napieralski - the king maker? 22.06.2010 The 13 percent vote share of Grzegorz Napieralski in the first round of presidential elections in Poland last Sunday is now crucial in deciding who will win the second round in two weeks time. But will he recommend voting for Komorowski or Kaczynski?
New senators to replace Smolensk victims 21.06.2010 Three new senators were elected yesterday to replace victims of the Smolensk plane crash in by-elections which ran in tandem to the presidential election ballot.
Komorowski takes five percent lead into second round 21.06.2010 With 94 percent of the votes of Poland’s presidential election first round counted, Bronislaw Komorowski is on 41.22 percent votes with Jaroslaw Kaczynski on 36.74 percent. The two will meet again in the second round head-to-head on July 4.
Poland’s east-west political divide 21.06.2010 The results of the first round of the presidential election have split Poland in half, with western and northern regions supporting Civic Platform’s Bronislaw Komorowski and eastern and southern the Law and Justice’s Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
Second round needed 21.06.2010 UPDATE 1- With 94 percent of votes counted, preliminary results released by Poland’s Election Commission put Bronislaw Komorowski on 41,3 percent, with his main rival Jaroslaw Kaczynski just 4,5 percent behind.
Preliminary results show close election in Poland 21.06.2010 With 15 percent of votes counted, preliminary results released by Poland’s Election Commission put Bronislaw Komorowski on 39 percent, with his main rival Jaroslaw Kaczynski just two percent behind.
Former presidents cast their ballots 20.06.2010 Two of Poland’s former presidents cast their ballots today, as did almost all the presidential candidates in Sunday’s presidential election.
Exit poll – Komorowski fails to win outright majority 20.06.2010 As polling stations closed at 20.00 CET, Sunday, in the first round of Poland’s presidential elections exit polls suggest Bronislaw Komorowski has won between 40 to 45.7 percent of the vote…
'Aura of calm' surrounding presidential elections 20.06.2010 Today’s presidential vote is much calmer than previous plebiscites, it has been reported, with no major disturbances occuring.
Prisoners across Poland cast their vote 20.06.2010 Many prisoners, who also have the right to vote in an election in Poland, are casting their ballots in jails throughout the country.

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