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Merrill Lynch predicts 5.05 zloty to the euro 18.02.2009 Merrill Lynch analysts predict that the zloty will hit 5.05 zloty per euro by the third quarter of 2009. The zloty is currently trading at 4.83 zloty to the euro.
Hull kills one, two severely wounded 18.02.2009 One man was killed and two severely wounded when the hull of a yacht fell on them at the J. Conrad Shipyard in Gdansk, northern Poland.
Cash strapped employers can’t pay wages 18.02.2009 More and more companies in Poland have problems paying employees’ wages. Labour inspectors warn that the situation is likely to get worse.
Poland’s government ready to stop currency slide 18.02.2009 As analysts fear Poland could join the victims of the global financial meltdown, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said, Tuesday, that if the zloty depreciates still further, to over 5 to the euro, then his government is ready to intervene.
Winter bites back in Poland 17.02.2009 Conditions on roads continue to worsen as winter returns to Poland with a vengeance.
Helicopter crashes while on rescue mission 17.02.2009 A helicopter from the Airport Rescue Service in Wroclaw, southwestern Poland, has crashed on Highway A-4 on its way to a crash site…
Wajda to make Walesa movie 17.02.2009 Andrzej Wajda, who won an award at the Berlin Film Festival last week, has confirmed that he wants to make a film about the life and work of Solidarity legend Lech Walesa.
Police budget cuts won’t affect public safety 16.02.2009 The head of the Ministry of the Interior, Grzegorz Schetyna, has announced that, while budget cuts for Police departments will not affect salaries, planned remodels and other expenses will be cut.
Major delay in trains from Bialystok to Warsaw 16.02.2009 Despite the fact that the protest blocking trains in Zareby Koscielny ended at 9 am, trains to Warsaw from Bialystok are expected to be several hours late all day long.
Popieluszko movie premieres tonight 16.02.2009 The National Opera in Warsaw is the venue of tonight’s premiere of Popieluszko, a feature film on the life, pastoral work and the murder of the Solidarity priest, Father Jerzy Popieluszko.
Second round to take place in mayor elections in Olsztyn 16.02.2009 The local election in Olsztyn, northern Poland, to replace disgraced Mayor Czeslaw Malkowski, accused of sexual abuse and rape, was inconclusive, Sunday.
Government and left-wing opposition to abolish licence fee? 16.02.2009 The governing coalition is working with left wing opposition parties to drive through public media reform legislation and abolish the licence fee in Poland.
Wajda’s film awarded in Berlin 15.02.2009 Andrzej Wajda’s Sweet Rush (Polish title: Tatarak) has won the Alfred Bauer Award at the 59th International Film Festival in Berlin.
One million not enough? 14.02.2009 The reward offered by Foreign Ministry is too low to encourage Pakistanis to give information which will lead to the capture of the Taliban murderers…
Saint Valentine - not only for lovers 14.02.2009 Saint Valentine, in addition to the association with love and romance, is also the patron saint of epilepsy.
Wajda in Berlin 14.02.2009 A jury verdict is expected Saturday at the 59th International Film Festival in Berlin.

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