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Polish hunter sues after failing to bag elephant 03.02.2011 A Polish businessman is suing a travel agency after he failed to find elephants to shoot whilst hunting in Zimbabwe.
Report on communist-era ‘accidental student death’ complete 02.02.2011 New research led by the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) into one of the most controversial deaths of the communist 1970s will soon be released into the public domain.
MP wants Star of David in Polish parliament 02.02.2011 Maverick MP Janusz Palikot says that if there has to be a Roman Catholic cross hanging on the walls of the lower house of parliament (Sejm) then he wants the Star of David and the Orthodox cross hanging there, too.
Miners working on a high? 02.02.2011 The Supreme Mining Office has received complaints from miners who claim that their colleagues drink alcohol and take drugs, including smart drugs, while working underground.
Flu kills over thirty in January 02.02.2011 Thirty-two people died of flu in January, the National Institute of Hygiene has warned.
Paratroopers detained for illegal parachute jumps 02.02.2011 The Military Gendarmerie has arrested three soldiers from the elitist 6th Airborne Brigade who are suspected of organising illegal parachuting training sessions.
Ruling party scraps opposition Smolensk bills 02.02.2011 The Parliamentary Legislative Committee has rejected two bills filed by the opposition Law and Justice and Democratic Left Alliance, which concern the Smolensk catastrophe and the recently released report on the crash published by the Interstate Avia
President grants citizenship to human rights campaigner 02.02.2011 President Bronisław Komorowski has granted Polish citizenship to Vietnamese human rights campaigner Ton Van Anh.
Poles think democracy best system 02.02.2011 Over 20 years since the fall of communism, three out of four Poles consider democracy the best form of governance.
Veterans remember WW II Operation Kutschera 01.02.2011 Sixty seven years ago today, Poland's underground “Home Army” (AK) executed one of the most significant yet costly actions against the Nazi occupant, when on 1 February 1944, General Franz Kutschera, Chief of the SS in Warsaw, was assassinated in bro
President accused of dishonouring top award 01.02.2011 Former Solidarity activists are accusing President Komorowski of “dishonouring one of Poland's highest decorations” by awarding a former communist-era judge the Knight's Cross of the Order of Polonia Resituta.
Finance minister to stand in elections 01.02.2011 Although a general election is still around nine months away in Poland, the ruling Civic Platform is already planning who will be on its electoral rolls, with many big hitting ministers seeking election or re-election.
Former mayor charged with rape 01.02.2011 Czeslaw Malkowski, former mayor of the northern city of Olsztyn, has been charged with rape and attempted rape.
Seventh coal miner dies this year 01.02.2011 A 49 year-old miner has been killed in the Janina coal in Libiąż, Małopolska province, south western Poland.
Mongolian family kept in detention 31.01.2011 A court in south-east Poland ruled on Monday that a Mongolian family which had failed to gain the right to remain in Poland despite staying in the country for eleven years is to remain in custody of the Border Guard.
Surveillance bracelets for football hooligans 31.01.2011 The Justice Ministry plans to introduce electronic bracelets for convicted football hooligans in time for the Euro 2012 football championships.

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