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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.
Opposition leader negative about government's first six months 21.05.2008 Opposition leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski told Polish radio this morning that he is very alarmed about the attitude of the government formed by Civic Platform-Polish Peasant Party and accused it of ‘using the media to persecute the opposition’.
Sarkozy’s visit re-ignites PM, presidential conflict? 20.05.2008 The forthcoming visit by the French president has re-ignited conflict between President Kaczynski and Prime Minister Tusk, claims newspaper.
IPN denies digging for dirt on PM 20.05.2008 National Institute of Remembrance (IPN) has firmly denied media allegations that it has been searching for compromising material on Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Former Left leader supports government over media bill 19.05.2008 Poland's former prime minister Leszek Miller has called upon left-wing MP's to vote against President Kaczynski's media bill veto.
Poles dissatisfied with President’s media law veto 19.05.2008 As many as 45 percent of Poles believe that President Lech Kaczynski made a wrong decision to veto the amendment to the broadcasting law last week, a poll by TNS OBOP reveals.
Lech Walesa: "I know who Bolek is" 19.05.2008 Former Polish President Lech Walesa has denied allegations once again that he was a communist spy working for the secret police (SB).
No "holy cows" in government, says PM 19.05.2008 Prime Minister Donald Tusk has denied that there will be a major cabinet reshuffle this summer, but at the same time is leaving his options open.
PM not surprised with presidential media bill veto 17.05.2008 Polish PM Donald Tusk has said that the President’s veto on the broadcasting bill was not a surprise.
No important achievements by government, says poll 16.05.2008 The vast majority of Poles cannot name a single important achievement accomplished by Tusk’s government, a poll reveals.
IPN to prove Walesa collaborated with Communists? 15.05.2008 A book to be published by historians from the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) attempts to prove that Lech Walesa collaborated with the Communist secret services in the 1970s.
Government clamps down on corruption 15.05.2008 The government's plenipotentiary for fighting corruption, Julia Pitera, wants the personal property statements of even more officials to be made public.
Secret service files found in private homes 14.05.2008 The Internal Security Agency has searched 11 homes looking for top-secret files regarding the liquidation in 2006 of the Polish military counterintelligence agency, the WSI.
Martial law in Poland reinvestigated 14.05.2008 The Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) will reinvestigate the imposition of martial law in Poland in 1981.
Civic Platform sustains high poll numbers 14.05.2008 If parliamentary elections were hold in Poland now, the ruling party of Civic Platform (PO) would win by a landslide, a poll by PBS DGA pollster reveals.
Former health minister feels deceived by ‘privatisation’ 13.05.2008 Former Minister of Health and famous heart surgeon Professor Zbigniew Religa warns government to turn away from a creeping privatisation of the health service.

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