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“We need to act together” 16.10.2008 Poland’s President Lech Kaczynski, who joined PM Donald Tusk at the EU summit in Brussels yesterday, believes that the Polish delegation in unison represented Polish strategic interests.
Poland’s government prepares liberal report on IVF 14.10.2008 Poland’s government is preparing a new bioethics campaign for the Council of Europe regarding in vitro fertilization, set to be ready this fall.
President Kaczyński determined to go to Brussels 13.10.2008 Amid pleas from the ruling Civic Platform party and in particular Radosław Sikorski, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, to Lech Kaczyński not attend the EU summit in Brussels, the President is still adamant to be present at the meet on October 16-17.
Nation-wide referendum on health sector wanted 10.10.2008 A large majority (71 percent) believe that the government’s plan to privatise the health sector in Poland requires a nation-wide referendum, a poll by GfK Polonia pollster reveals.
Gosiewski resigns as party parliamentary head? 09.10.2008 According to press reports, head of the Law and Justice parliamentary caucus, Przemyslaw Gosiewski, will tender his resignation today.
Polish contingent to Cordoba to confer with Spanish counterparts 08.10.2008 Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk is to participate in the consultations between the Polish and Spanish governments in Cordoba,
Poland’s President seeks referendum on healthcare privatisation 08.10.2008 In an effort to protect citizens from commercial healthcare, President Lech Kaczynski has called for a nation-wide referendum on the privatisation of the health sector in Poland.
Kwasniewski could be president again? 06.10.2008 According to a weekly magazine, the Polish Constitution is so vaguely written that former president Aleksander Kwasniewski could run for a third term as president.
Sikorski to visit South Korea and Japan 30.09.2008 Polish Foreign Minister, Radosław Sikorski, will spend the next few days in Japan and South Korea.
PiS against education reform for 6 year olds 30.09.2008 The opposition Law and Justice party (PiS) claims that schools are unprepared for the planned education reform bill, which would lower the school age from seven-years-old to six.
“Poland XXI” no threat to Civic Platform? 29.09.2008 e new centre-right political initiative announced by the Mayor of Wroclaw at the weekend will not constitute serious competition to the ruling Civic Platform, claims MP Grzegorz Dolniak.
Walesa to pay 7,500 zloty for slander settlement 26.09.2008 The Regional Court of Gdańsk, on the Baltic Seacoast, has ordered Lech Walesa, former Polish president and Solidarity leader, to pay 7,500 zloty (2,230 euro) in damages to Krzysztof Wyszkowski for slander.
Former PM: government are vengeful whippersnappers 25.09.2008 The former Democratic Left (SLD) Prime Minister Leszek Miller has called the ruling Civic Platform’s (PO) plans to slash pensions claimed by former Communist secret militia (SB) officers “a triumph of folly over decency”.
PO lead over PiS widens to 34 per cent 25.09.2008 The Civic Platform would beat the opposition Law and Justice by 34 per cent in an early election and could form a cabinet single-handedly and even overrule the presidential veto, shows a new poll.
Opposition leader criticises new media bill 24.09.2008 Leader of the largest opposition party in Poland Jaroslaw Kaczynski told Polish Radio One this morning that the new media bill prepared by the Ministry of Culture favours commercial broadcasters while discriminating against public media.
Poland’s governing coalition disagrees over new media bill 23.09.2008 The Civic Platform’s coalition ally, the Polish Peasants’ Party (PSL) has voiced “some reservations” over the proposed new media reform bill.

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