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Virus shut down Defence Ministry’s computer system 18.11.2010 Poland’s defence minister has revealed to Polish Radio that his ministry’s computers were immobilised for two days earlier this week after a virus got into the system.
PSL want to continue coalition in next year’s general election 18.11.2010 A number of MPs from the Polish Peasants Party, the ruling Civic Platform’s junior coalition partner, want to continue with their co-opeation in next year’s general election.
Opposition leader sends open letter to PM on NATO security 18.11.2010 Jaroslaw Kaczynski, leader of the opposition Law and Justice party has sent an open letter to Prime Minister Donald Tusk in which he calls for the “proper defence and security” of Poland.
‘No comment on PiS-lite’ says Jaroslaw Kaczynski 17.11.2010 Leader of Law and Justice (PiS) Jaroslaw Kaczynski refused to comment today on the formation of a new political association by recently expelled and disaffected members of his party.
Schindler Museum wins best tourism project prize 17.11.2010 The Oskar Schindler Museum in Krakow has received an award from the British Guild of Travel Writers for ‘Best Overseas Tourism Project’
Walesa has heart disease 17.11.2010 Heart disease and hypertension prevented former president Lech Walesa attending a meeting of Nobel prize winners in Japan recently, the Solidarity legend reveals.
Gronkiewicz-Waltz set for victory in Warsaw 17.11.2010 In a key battle in the local elections on Sunday, 52 percent say they will vote for the incumbent, Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz (Civic Platform) in the race to be president of Warsaw, according to a poll commissioned by Polish Radio.
Law and Justice breakaway politicians form new ‘association’ 16.11.2010 Former members of the Law and Justice (PiS) party, including MPs Joanna Kluzik-Rostkowska, Elzbieta Jakubiak and Pawel Poncyljusz announced today that they had formed a new political association, called “Poland is the most important”.
Three years of Civic Platform government 16.11.2010 Even though the ruling Civic Platform maintains a lead in the poll, after three years in power critics say that the party has only managed to successfully push through one social reform, in the education sector.
Legal system grinds to a halt as judges and prosecutors strike 16.11.2010 Public prosecutors are to suspend all legal proceedings on Tuesday, bringing the legal system to a halt, with judges billed to do the same tomorrow, Wednesday.
Breathalysers for Poles on the piste? 16.11.2010 As Poles gear up for the winter skiing season, MPs want to tighten up laws to control hooliganism and drunkenness on the ski slopes.
Poncyljusz walks out of Law and Justice 15.11.2010 Pawel Poncyljusz, one of the prominent members of Law and Justice’s moderate ‘dove’ faction has quit the party, stating that formally he will leave before the first round of local government elections billed for this upcoming weekend.
Napoleon’s oak burned down 15.11.2010 The 700 years old ‘Napoleon’s oak’ in western Poland has been burned down by vandals.
Warm weather interrupts bears’ winter snooze 15.11.2010 The weather in Poland continues to be exceptionally warm for this time of the year and is playing havoc with wildlife’s preparations for the winter.
Buzek receives Wroclaw University honorary doctorate 15.11.2010 European Parliament chief Jerzy Buzek has received an honorary doctorate from the Wroclaw University of Technology, at a ceremony attended by 60 Polish and 30 foreign university rectors and PM Donald Tusk.
Poland becomes smoke-free zone 15.11.2010 From today Poland becomes the eleventh EU country where smoking is banned in restaurants, clubs, pubs, bars, bus stops and children’s playgrounds.

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