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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.
Angela Merkel talks EU constitution during a visit to Poland 16.03.2007 Chancellor Angela Merkel has arrived in Warsaw for talks on the EU Constitution, the possible anti-missile system on Polish soil and the situation of German ‘expellees’ from Poland after WW II.
New law on vetting communist collaborators comes into force 15.03.2007 New vetting law has come into force today obliging up to 700,000 Poles including journalists, lawyers and head teachers to declare whether they collaborated with the communist-era secret police.
Polish journalists: lustration statements not humiliating, but obvious 13.03.2007 In response to some journalists calling for a boycott of the new vetting, or 'lustration' law, which requires journalists to admit in writing whether they have nor not been involved in collaboration with communist era secret services, another group o
Lepper to leave government and party? 12.03.2007 Andrzej Lepper announced over the weekend that if the Constitutional Tribunal outlaws his party, Self-Defence, he will leave the ruling coalition, precipitating earlier elections.
Constitutional abortion amendment divides politicians 10.03.2007 Politicians fail to reach a consensus on proposed changes in the constitution guaranteeing protection of life from the moment of conception.
Presidents of Ukraine and Poland discuss energy cooperation 07.03.2007 Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko is meeting his Polish counterpart Lech Kaczynski in the city of Płock today to discuss bilateral energy cooperation and a new agreement between the Ukraine and the European Union.
Demonstrators clash over ‘right to life’ 05.03.2007 Demonstrators gathered in front of the Polish Parliament building on Sunday calling for changes to Poland’s constitution regarding the abortion law.
Walesa accused on slandering president 03.03.2007 The Gdansk prosecution service has received two motions accusing former head of state Lech Walesa of abusing the president of Poland Lech Kaczynski.
Minister wants European abortion and gay rights ban 02.03.2007 Education and deputy prime minister, Roman Gierych has caused a storm of protest by remarks he made wanting to outlaw abortion and rights for homosexuals in Europe.
PM Jaroslaw Kaczynski receives death threat 01.03.2007 A parcel delivered to the Prime Minister’s Chancellery office contained three bullets.
US anti-missile system conditional on improved security 27.02.2007 The Polish Prima Minister said today that a US anti-missile system on Polish soil would mean the country’s security needs to improve.
Wałęsa has no regrets about President jibe 25.02.2007 Former Polish president Lech Wałęsa has said he is not going to retract remarks in which he called the current president Lech Kaczynski ‘an imbecile’.

In an interview for Polish Radio, he said he would defend his views if a suit was file
President shocked by anti-Semitic pamphlet 25.02.2007 President Lech Kaczynski has said he was shocked by the views expressed by Polish MEP Maciej Giertych in his recent publication Civilisations at War in Europe.

In a statement to the French Press Agency, the president wrote: ‘I was stup
People of Augustów demand Rospuda motorway to save their city, say polls 24.02.2007 The Prime Minister has proposed a local referendum as a democratic solution to the conflict over the building of a bypass road that would go across the Rospuda valley river.

Environmental activists including Greanpeace threaten to block
Polish PM wants referendum on Rospuda highway 23.02.2007 Poland's prime minister has announced that the future of a controversial project to built a highway in northeastern Poland should be decided by a local community in a referendum.

Speaking to journalists Jaroslaw Kaczynski called the dis

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