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How to break the bad news? 18.04.2007 Polish government officials are receiving training on how to inform about future casualties in Afghanistan without losing public support.
Speaker’s resignation definite 17.04.2007 Speaker of the Polish Parliament Marek Jurek has informed Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński that he is not coming back to the ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS) and that he is sticking to his decision to resign from his function as Speaker.
International watchdog criticizes lustration law 12.04.2007 The new Lustration Law concerning journalists, enacted last month, is ‘divisive’ says the International Press Institute (IPI).
Poland ready to work on text of EU constitution 12.04.2007 Poland is ready to work on the text of the future EU constitution – said Poland’s president Lech Kaczynski during an informal meeting of the presidents of eight EU countries in the Latvian capital Riga.
End of MPs’ immunity from prosecution? 11.04.2007 The ruling Law and Justice government has announced it is considering a referendum on MPs’ immunity.
Civic Platform cancels ‘breakaway’ conference 10.04.2007 Civic Platform’s (PO) controversial policy conference in Pławniowice near Gliwice, planned for April 20, will not be going ahead, informs Krzysztof Krzemiński, the assistant of the Śląskie Voivodship Marshall Janusz Moszyński.
e-voting plan 06.04.2007 Poland’s largest opposition party, Civic Platform, wants to introduce new methods of voting and standardise the rules regarding all types of elections.
PM, employers, trade unions sign declaration on social agreement 05.04.2007 Polish Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński, together with the representatives of employers’ organisations and the largest trade unions, has signed a declaration to commence negotiations on ‘Economy-Work-Family-Dialogue’.
Parliamentary commission continues ‘pro life’ debate 29.03.2007 The parliamentary special commission is again discussing a bill amending the constitution with an eye to the protection of life.
Pro life and pro choice marches in Warsaw 28.03.2007 Protests from both sides of the abortion debate are taking place in the Polish capital today.
Parliament debates ‘right to life’ clause in Constitution 27.03.2007 Heads of parliamentary parties met today to debate on the exact wording and placement in the Polish Constitution of the proposed ‘right to life’ amendment.
‘Oleksy tapes’ scandal hits ex-communists poll rating 27.03.2007 Fifty two percent of Poles think that the ‘Oleksy tapes’ discredit former president Aleksander Kwasniewski, according to an opinion poll by the OBOP agency.
'Oleksy tapes' could lead to criminal action 24.03.2007 Poland’s justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro has said that tape recordings of the onetime PM, of the ex-communist SLD, Jozef Oleksy, could lead to criminal proceedings.
Opposition Civic Platform in poll lead 23.03.2007 Free market orientated Civic Platform, the biggest opposition party in the current parliament, would gain 34 percent of the vote, if elections were held today, says a new poll.
Hungarian president on a visit to Warsaw 22.03.2007 Hungarian president Laszlo Solyom has started a three-day visit to Poland.
Poland fined by the European Tribunal 20.03.2007 Poland violated Human Rights and Basic Freedoms Convention by refusing a woman the right to an abortion – the European Tribunal in Strasbourg has ruled.

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