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Warsaw to close schools in flood precaution 07.06.2010 Nurseries, schools and other public buildings in Warsaw near the Wistula river will close tomorrow as a precaution against rising water levels.
Presidential candidates warm up for TV debates 07.06.2010 The Polish public broadcaster has invited all the presidential candidates to take part in televised debates throughout this week: all have agreed.
Poland struggles against floods 06.06.2010 Many areas of southern and central Poland continue to battle against the second wave of floods to hit the country in two weeks.
Jerzy Popieluszko beatified in Warsaw 06.06.2010 Solidarity priest Jerzy Popieluszko, who was brutally murdered by Poland’s communist authorities in 1984, was beatified in Warsaw, Sunday.
Floods, landslides wreak havoc in southern Poland 05.06.2010 Heavy rainfall in southern Poland has brought rivers back up to alarming levels, with continuing landslides and a bridge collapsing.
Walesa - hero of democratic revolution, says poll 05.06.2010 Lech Walesa is seen as the greatest hero of the struggle for democratic freedom in Poland, finds a survey for the European Solidarity Centre.
Kaczynski - ‘modernity and tradition’ 05.06.2010 Jaroslaw Kaczynski has outlined the main themes of his election campaign, wanting faster economic development, a good position for Poland in Europe and a “combination of modernity and tradition”.
Komorowski holds lead 05.06.2010 Bronislaw Komorowski would receive 46.5 percent of the vote, if presidential elections were held this weekend, finds the latest poll from the Homo Homini institute for Polish Radio.
Poland under water - again 04.06.2010 The southern city of Sandomierz is once bracing itself for flood with water levels on the Vistula river reach danger levels, as parts of capital Warsaw suffered torrential rain an flooding last night.
Solidarity elections - 21 years later 04.06.2010 Today marks the 21st anniversary of parliamentary elections which brought Solidarity a landslide victory, ending decades of communism in Poland.
The horror of Olewnik’s last moments 04.06.2010 Before being brutally murdered, Krzysztof Olewnik was tortured after he was kidnapped in 2001 with bones broken, skin burnt and teeth were rotting, a second autopsy report suggests.
Heavy rain threatens return of flooding 03.06.2010 The metrological office is warning that heavy rains in the south of Poland could cause a return of flooding to the region.
Poland is failing its addicts says UN 03.06.2010 The UN has criticised the way Poland treats its drug addicts in a report released today, with poor levels of treatment and an over emphasis on punishment.
Ten year jail awaits Monet art thief 02.06.2010 A ten year sentence may await Robert Z, suspected of stealing Claude Monet’s Beach at Pourville from the National Museum in Poznan.
Another flood alert in southern Poland 02.06.2010 After a night of torrential rain the water level in the main Polish rivers - the Vistula and the Bug - has risen dangerously and the south of Poland is again being threatened with flood.
Smolensk crash transcripts ‘inconclusive’ 02.06.2010 Aviation experts have been telling Polish Radio that the TU 154 transcripts published on the internet on Tuesday contain too many undecipherable parts to determine what caused the fatal crash on April 10.

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