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State commission gives possible election dates 24.02.2011 Following a meeting between President Bronislaw Komorowski and the State Electoral Commission, Thursday, no date has been set for the elections, although 30 October has been rejected due to its proximity to the feast of All Saints, which is a nationa
Government launches ‘highfliers’ web site 24.02.2011 The Polish government has launched a new web site which aims to highlight what they see as Poland’s highfliers and opinion makers.
President to choose election date 24.02.2011 President Bronislaw Komorowski is meeting with members of the State Electoral Commission over possible dates for the general election.
Geremek denounced as secret communist informer 24.02.2011 The late Bronislaw Geremek, one of the towering figures of the Solidarity movement and a former foreign minister, has been labelled a collaborator with the communist security services by the ultra-conservative Nasz Dziennik newspaper.
Robbers loot dead artist's house 23.02.2011 Police in Krakow have reported that there has been a break-in at the house of the late artist Jerzy Nowosielski, who passed away on Monday.
Death toll mounts as deep freeze in Poland continues 23.02.2011 Three more people have died of extreme cold in the past 24 hours in Poland, as night time temperatures drop to minus 20 Celsius.
Support for Civic Platform on the rebound? 23.02.2011 A new poll released by TNS OBOP reveals that Civic Platform could count on 44 percent of the vote if elections were to be held this week, while the major opposition party, Law and Justice would gain 27 percent of the ballot.
Report reveals extent of social exclusion in Poland 23.02.2011 Unemployment among older citizens, insufficient help for children from poorer families and an internet divide between able and disabled people are the main findings of a new report from the Social Watch NGO.
Poles have greater trust in leftist leader than in PM 22.02.2011 New figures released by CBOS pollsters, which measure the trustworthiness of politicians, reveal that Poles have greater trust in leftist leader Grzegorz Napieralski than in either Prime Minister Donald Tusk or head of diplomacy Radoslaw Sikorski.
Black Thursday: ‘Justice still not done’ says PM 22.02.2011 Speaking at the premiere of a new film about the communist-era pacification known as ‘Black Thursday’, Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared that “justice has still not been completely fulfilled” as regards the crimes of December 1970.
Blackmail affair: Senator’s sex case in court 22.02.2011 The first witnesses in the blackmail affair involving senator Krzysztof Piesiewicz – also an acclaimed screenwriter – were heard in a Warsaw court Tuesday morning.
Painter Nowosielski dies 22.02.2011 Jerzy Nowosielski, one of Poland’s most famous artists, has died in Krakow, his native town, after a long illness at the age of 88.
Winter freeze takes 179 lives in Poland 21.02.2011 Since the beginning of winter 179 people froze to death in Poland, 134 in December, 22 in January and February has taken the death toll to 23.
Poland to run out of students? 21.02.2011 In ten years Poland will see a rapid decrease of the number of students.
Archbishop Zycinski laid to rest 20.02.2011 The funeral of Archbishop Jozef Zycinski, the late metropolitan of Lublin, south eastern Poland, was held on Saturday.
Zegota veteran Bartoszewski turns 89 19.02.2011 Professor Wladyslaw Bartoszewski, a former internee at Auschwitz and veteran of Poland's WW II Council for Aid to Jews (Zegota) celebrates his 89th birthday today.

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