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KDT stall owners allowed to collect goods 23.07.2009 Stall owners at the KDT shopping centre in downtown Warsaw have been allowed to collect their stock and to close down their trading posts, following two days of clashes with police.
Ex-pat kids on Caritas holiday in Poland 23.07.2009 Catholic Charity organization Caritas is sponsoring holidays for children of Polish ex-pats
Patent bugling in Krakow 23.07.2009 The Krakow Municipal Council has decided to patent the hejnał bugle call, played from the top of St. Mary's basilica every hour on the hour in the southern city's market square.
Hitler’s tree to be exported to Toronto? 22.07.2009 The oak tree planted by Nazis in Jasło, south east Poland, to celebrate Hitler’s 53 birthday may go to Toronto, Canada…
Polish opinion split over communist past 22.07.2009 Until 1989 July 22 was celebrated as a state holiday, with parades and speeches by communist leaders.
Politicians should have regular psychological check ups 22.07.2009 Poland’s Ombudsman for Citizen Rights wants top politicians-to-be to take mental health tests.
Parliament speakers bag huge bonus? 22.07.2009 A bonus of 456.000 zlotys was paid to speakers of the Polish parliament and ministers at the Chancellery of the Sejm.
Palikot to sue Rydzyk for joke? 22.07.2009 Civic Platofrm MP is filing a suit against Father Rydzyk for a joke made about a black man.
Second day of protest at KDT 22.07.2009 A second day of protest will take place, Wednesday, after traders from the Warsaw KDT shopping centre staged violent protest against the closure of their workplace, yesterday.
General Nil burial site found? 21.07.2009 Investigators have narrowed down the search-zone for the remains of legendary WW II Polish resistance fighter General Fieldorf to the Powazki Military Cemetery in Warsaw.
Masuria makes the cut for New7Wonders 21.07.2009 Poland's Masuria Lakes Region has made the final list for the New7Wonder of Nature competition.
Riot at KDT in city centre 21.07.2009 Traders from the KDT shopping centre are staging a violent protest against the forced closure of their workplace
President signs medical guarantees bill 21.07.2009 Despite concern that it could increase the cost of medical services in Poland, President Lech Kaczynski has signed the government’s medical guarantees bill.
Kolakowski to be buried in homeland 20.07.2009 Prof. Leszek Kolakowski, renowned intellect, who passed away Friday in Oxford, will be buried in Poland.
Tragic weekend on Polish roads 20.07.2009 Poland’s roads saw 458 accidents this past weekend, with 50 people killed and 703 injured.
Franciscans to teach Hebrew in Torun 20.07.2009 The Franciscan order in Poland is going to open the Academy of Hebrew Philology in the northern city of Torun.

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