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Health minister dismissal will not slow reforms 03.06.2008 Minister of health, Ewa Kopacz, assured today that the dismissal of her deputy, Krzysztof Grzegorek, on Monday due to corruption charges will not slow down or stop the preparations of the health service reform bill.
Ziobro opposes amendments to 24-hour courts 02.06.2008 Former Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro considers the intended amendments to the law on 24-hour courts detrimental to the Polish judiciary.
Left elects leaders 31.05.2008 A two-day congress of the Democratic Left Alliance (SLD), the largest left-wing party in Poland, convenes today to elect a leader.
Prime Minister pleased with health care reform 30.05.2008 Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that he is pleased with the work of Health Minister Ewa Kopacz.
FBI allegations will be investigated, says Tusk 29.05.2008 Prime Minister Donald Tusk admits that he is aware of the allegations about the cooperation between the Polish Central Anticorruption Bureau (CBA) and the FBI.
Left propose round-table talks on public media. 29.05.2008 Members of the Social Democracy of Poland (SdPl) and the Democratic Party (PD) want the government and opposition to come to a consensus on public media reform.
FBI involved in Sawicka corruption case? 29.05.2008 Reports in the Polish media hint at the possible involvement of the FBI in the corruption case with former MP Beata Sawicka.
Second day of Sejm’s session 29.05.2008 The lower house of the Polish Parliament, the Sejm, is on the second day of a three-day session, debating the government’s report on Poland’s energy security and diversification of the electric energy sources, including the “green energy”.
Another hearing in Self-defense sex scandal 28.05.2008 The trial of Andrzej Lepper, leader of the Self-defence party and former MP Stanislaw Lyzwinski, , continues in the court in Piotrkow Trybunalski, central Poland.
Palikot smear case continues 28.05.2008 Polish MEP Urszula Krupa has issued a notification to the Warsaw Circuit Prosecutor's Office on alleged crimes by MP Janusz Palikot.
Polish government to reveal administrative reform plans 28.05.2008 Polish PM Donald Tusk is to present principles of the planned administrative reform in Poland at the session of the Joint Central-Local Government Commission, today.
President admits prompting former PM's dismissal 27.05.2008 President Lech Kaczynski admitted that he urged the Law and Justice (PiS) executives to dismiss former Prime Minister Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz for his hostile attitude towards Jaroslaw Kaczynski, head of the party and the president's twin brother.
Government actions weaken state apparatus in Poland, former PM says 27.05.2008 According to former PM Jaroslaw Kaczynski, governmental plans to transfer authority over health care and public media to local government are likely to cause a decrease of social control and weaken the state apparatus.
MP Palikot to be suspended after Rydzyk smear? 26.05.2008 MP Janusz Palikot hopes that he will not face suspension by his party after accusing a controversial radio station founder of being the ‘impersonation of Satan’.
March for Life and Family in Warsaw 25.05.2008 Organisers claim four thousand people turned up for the third March for Family and Life through the streets of Warsaw, Sunday.
Thatcher ready to testify in Jaruzelski investigation? 23.05.2008 Margaret Thatcher is ready to help National Institute of Remembrance (IPN) in its investigations into the introduction of martial law in Poland in 1981.

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