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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.
Civic Platform with 13 percent lead in poll 05.09.2010 If elections to the Lower House of Parliament were to take place this weekend, the ruling Civic Platform party would receive 41 percent of vote, 13 percent ahead of its nearest rival, Law and Justice.
Woman sets fire to herself in central Warsaw 04.09.2010 An elderly woman set fire to herself in the centre of Warsaw, Saturday morning, suffering up to 40 percent burns.
Polish Radio collects fairy tales for liver transplant boy 03.09.2010 Polish Radio is collecting fairy tales for Tomek, the mushroom poisoned six year old liver transplant patient, to help him recover.
Expelled MEP fights back 03.09.2010 Marek Migalski,the MEP expelled from the European Conservatives and Reformists delegation in the European Parliament, writes on his blog today that he “regrets the decision” and the move will “weaken the group”.
Smolensk TU 154 - who decided to leave behind Russian navigator? 03.09.2010 At a press conference outlining the progress of the investigation into the TU 154 which crashed in April killing President Kaczynski and 95 others, the military prosecutor has said that it was decided by the government not to take a Russian navigator
Thenews.pl best English language news site - perhaps 02.09.2010 The Economist, no less, has said that thenews.pl is the best site for news about Poland in the English language.
Kaczynski critic expelled from European party delegation 02.09.2010 An MEP associated with Law and Justice has been expelled from the party’s delegation inside the European Parliament after he criticised the leadership of Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
Bishop Pieronek - Church should break with politics 02.09.2010 One of Poland’s leading bishops has lambasted Poland’s Roman Church establishment and the opposition Law and Justice party for getting involved in the struggle over the Smolensk cross outside the Presidential Palace in Warsaw.
Unis to monitor graduates’ career 02.09.2010 Starting from October 2011 Polish universities will be obliged to follow their graduates’ career paths in research to see how affective higher education is on the job market in Poland.
Trade union membership plummets in Poland 02.09.2010 Just 15 percent of Polish workers are members of trade unions and that figure is set to fall still further.
Flood victims demand millions from state 01.09.2010 Seventeen residents of the southern towns of Sandomierz, Tarnobrzeg and Gorzyce, who suffered from floods in Spring, have filed a class action against the Polish State.
Driver dies as car slips into river 01.09.2010 A man has drowned after his car slipped from a flooded bridge into a river in the southern village of Bielanka in the Beskids Mountains, southern Poland.
Polish architects win tender for Gdansk WW II Museum 01.09.2010 The Kwadrat Architects’ Studio from Gdynia in northern Poland is the winner of an international tender for the design of a Museum of World War Two, to be built in Gdańsk.
Rare pygmy hippo born in Wroclaw Zoo 01.09.2010 A pygmy hippopotamus has been born in the Wroclaw Zoo.
Communist crime prosecutions to be discontinued? 01.09.2010 Up to 200 communist-era crime cases may be discontinued in Poland after a Supreme Court ruling.

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