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Soviet cemetery fire “not arson” 12.05.2009 The Foreign Ministry has said that the burning of wreaths at the cemetery of Soviet soldiers in Warsaw was not an act of vandalism.
Rent a mum in Poland at bargain prices! 11.05.2009 Polish couples can hire a surrogate mother for 130,000 zlotys (30,000 euros) to have their baby for them – and it’s legal!
Solidarity cancels Gdansk protest 11.05.2009 A demonstration planed during the celebrations of the 20th anniversary of the fall of communism by the Solidarity trade union has been cancelled.
Polish government backs out of financing Lithuanian school? 11.05.2009 Opening of a Lithuanian secondary school in Punsk, on the Polish-Lithuanian border, has been delayed due to financial constraints.
1989 celebrations along with protests in Gdansk and Krakow 11.05.2009 Gdansk trade unionists are now threatening to disrupt the relocated celebrations of the end of communism in Poland in 1989.
Cross-party support to change drunk driving laws 11.05.2009 Civic Platform seeks to change drunk driving penalties to include community service. Law and Justice supports the move.
Candidates line up for Euro vote 06.05.2009 Twenty-six politicians will compete for every one Polish seat in the European Parliament, the National Electoral Office revealed
Councilor’s wife objectified 05.05.2009 Jakub Opara, a Warsaw councilor from the Law and Justice party, included his wife as part of a property declaration in which politicians are supposed to enlist their belongings.
Kaczysnki affirms Constitution 04.05.2009 President Lech Kaczyński stated that it is “required to read the constitution as it is written” in his May 3 Constitution Day speech on Sunday
Poles happy with EU 29.04.2009 On the eve of Poland’s five year anniversary of joining the EU, 77 percent of Poles are satisfied being a part of the 27 nation bloc.
President staying out of Fotyga UN nomination mess 27.04.2009 President Lech Kaczynski has said he will not get involved in the delicate matter surrounding Anna Fotyga’s nomination to represent Poland in the United Nations.
Walesa and Tusk - top Polish leaders 24.04.2009 Poles, asked who they perceive as their best leader, mentioned most often Lech Walesa and Donald Tusk and less often current president Lech Kaczynski and former president Aleksander Kwasniewski, according to an opinion poll conducted by the TNS OBOP.
Sikorski behind Fotyga despite faux-pas 23.04.2009 Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski is defending his pick for Polish Ambassador to the UN, Anna Fotyga, after she described Poland’s current foreign policy is ‘painful.’
President – uninvited guest in Kaszuby 22.04.2009 Prime Minister Donald Tusk, former President Lech Walesa and the Queen of Denmark were invited to the congress of the native inhabitants of Kaszuby, northern Poland – but President Lech Kaczynski was not invited though he has made it plain that he wo
Poles want children but not marriage 22.04.2009 Every fifth child in Poland is born out of wedlock, writes Dziennik. There are five times more ‘illegitimate’ children than thirty
Only one percent of ex-pats register for Euro elections 22.04.2009 Only 313 foreigners have registered to vote in Poland for the European Parliament this June, thenews.pl can reveal.

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