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President awards top honours to the ‘brave and the wise’ 10.11.2010 President Bronislaw Komorowski has awarded the Order of the White Eagle, the highest Polish state distinction, to Jan Krzysztof Bielecki, Aleksander Hall, Adam Michnik and Bishop Alojzy Orszulik…
Law and Justice ‘dove’ deliberates party exodus 10.11.2010 Pawel Poncyljusz, one of the leading members of the so-called moderate ‘dove’ faction in the opposition Law and Justice, has announced that if the party does not recant its sacking of Joanna Kluzik-Rostkowska and Elzbieta Jakubiak last week, then he too may leave the party.
Smolensk cross moved to St Anne’s church 10.11.2010 The controversial Smolensk cross has been relocated from the Presidential Palace chapel to St Anne’s church just down the road in Warsaw, in a move hinted at earlier by President Komorowski.
Police catch suspected Turkish gunman 10.11.2010 Police have taken a 30-year-old Turkish citizen into custody after he supposedly shot a man in the suburban town of Janki, Monday.
Smolensk memorial unveiled in Warsaw 10.11.2010 At precisely 08.41 CET this morning a monument to the 96 who died in the Smolensk plane crash seven months ago to the minute was unveiled by President Bronislaw Komorowski at the Powazki Military Cemetery in Warsaw.
WW II shells found near Warsaw airport 09.11.2010 Up to seven unexploded shells dating back to WW II have been found by construction workers close to Warsaw’s international airport.
Kaczynski resigns from security council 09.11.2010 Jaroslaw Kaczynski has resigned his seat at the National Security Council (NSC) in protest over government and President Komorowski’s foreign policy and what he charges as their ineffectual action following the Smolensk sir disaster.
Rail blaze finally extinguished 09.11.2010 An explosion and subsequent fire of several tanker cars containing fuel in the north-eastern town of Bialystok, Monday, was finally extinguished after 230 fire-fighters managed to contain the blaze by the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Human rights organisation slams anti-designer drug law 09.11.2010 The Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights has publicly criticised emergency legislation passed by President Komorowski yesterday on the ban of the production and sale of designer drugs in Poland.
Police undertake search for alleged Turkish murderer 09.11.2010 Police are searching for a Turkish citizen wanted in connection with the shooting of a man in the suburban town of Janki near Warsaw, Monday.
President wants to be in Belweder by Xmas 09.11.2010 President Bronislaw Komorowski wants to be ready to move into the Belweder Palace in time for Christmas - a decision that is causing headaches for his security staff.
PiS-lite could pick up one-in-three voters? 09.11.2010 A new opinion poll suggests that if Joanna Kluzik-Rostkowska, kicked out of the Law and Justice (PiS) party last Friday, formed her own party then a third of voters say they would vote her.
Nationalists and opponents to march in Warsaw on Independence Day 08.11.2010 Two conflicting marches will be on the streets of Warsaw on 11 November - one by extreme rightwing groups and one by their opponents - to mark Poland’s Independence Day.
President signs anti-designer drug law 08.11.2010 President Bronislaw Komorowski has signed emergency legislation banning the marketing and manufacture of designer drugs in Poland following a crackdown by the Health Ministry.
Following in footsteps of WW II escapees 08.11.2010 Three Poles have completed a six-month expedition following the historical trail of Polish prisoners that escaped a Soviet labour camp during World War II.
President urges DIY patriotism 08.11.2010 President Bronisław Komorowski says schoolchildren should make their own and wear red and white rosettes to mark Independence Day, celebrated on 11 November.

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