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Smolensk cross anniversary sparks off new conflicts 10.09.2010 Five months to the day since the Smolensk plane crash, Jaroslaw Kaczynski laid a wreath this morning at the memorial cross in front of the Presidential Palace in Warsaw but not before he became entangled in a row with President Komorowski’s office…
Law and Justice suspends MP for ‘disloyalty’ 09.09.2010 MP Elzbieta Jakubiak was suspended as a member of Law and Justice yesterday because of her “disloyal” attitude following the party’s defeat in presidential elections.
Opposition party conflict deepens after campaign team member suspended 09.09.2010 The conflict within the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) continued, Wednesday, when Elzbieta Jakubiak, a prominent member of Jaroslaw Kaczynski’s presidential election campaign, was suspended from the party.
Family in critical state after eating poisonous mushrooms 08.09.2010 A father, daughter and her boyfriend are fighting for life after eating a poisonous mushroom commonly known as the death cap.
Farmers take action against rampaging elks 08.09.2010 Farmers from the eastern Podlasie province want to sue the government for damages caused by the moose (European elk) in their forests.
Welcome to year 5771 08.09.2010 Jews in Poland are celebrating Rosh Hashanah or the start of the new year 5771 today.
Floods cost Poland 3 billion euro 08.09.2010 Floods that hit Poland this spring and summer have caused losses estimated by the Interior Ministry at about 12 billion zlotys, or about 3 billion euro.
Poll finds Civic Platform could rule alone 08.09.2010 The latest opinion poll by Gfk Polonia finds over half of voters declare they would vote for the ruling Civic Platform if elections were held this week - the party’s best approval rating since the Smolensk disaster in April.
Auschwitz escapee posthumously honoured 08.09.2010 Witold Pilecki, one of the few to escape from the Auschwitz death camp in WW II and whistleblower of the Holocaust has posthumously received the honorary citizenship of Oświęcim, the town where the Germans located the notorious concentration camp.
Smolensk tragedy plaque unveiled in presidential chapel 07.09.2010 A plaque commemorating the late Lech Kaczynski and wife Maria has been unveiled in the chapel of the Presidential Palace.
Faster damages for medical victims 07.09.2010 Victims of medical malpractice will wait for a shorter time for financial damages, the Ministry of Health has announced.
Poetry on Warsaw metro 07.09.2010 Warsaw’s metro system has began a three-week project aimed at bringing poetry closer to the man-in-the-street has been launched in Warsaw.
Another flood wave approaches Warsaw 07.09.2010 After heavy rains on Sunday and Monday, a flood wave will pass through Warsaw along the Vistula River at around 11.00 CET this morning.
Kaczynski demands party loyalty 06.09.2010 Leader of the Law and Justice party, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, has indicated to party members that he has no intention of resigning and that disloyalty within the party will not be tolerated.
Less than half want religion in schools 06.09.2010 Twenty years after religious classes were introduced into schools a new survey has found that less than half of Poland’s parents would send their kids to them, if they had the choice.
Polish women - the stronger sex? 05.09.2010 On average, Polish women live almost a decade longer than men, finds Poland’s Central Statistical Office (GUS) - the largest gap between the sexes in the EU.

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