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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.
Church wedding annulments boom in Poland 01.09.2010 An increasing number of Poles want to annul their church weddings in spite of lengthy and costly procedure.
Poland remembers WW II outbreak 01.09.2010 Ceremonies marking the beginning of WW II will take place today all over Poland in memory of the first shots fired by Nazi Germany at the garrison in Westerplatte on the Baltic coast.
Floods threaten southern Poland 01.09.2010 The Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (IMiGW) warns that in some regions of Poland up to 100 litres of rain may fall in just 24 or 36 hours over Tuesday and Wednesday, leading to danger of flooding in some areas.
Walesa loses court ‘Bolek’ libel case 01.09.2010 The District Court in Gdansk has dismissed an action brought by former president Lech Walesa against journalist Krzysztof Wyszkowski who had accused him of being a communist collaborator.
Solidarity veterans slam 30 year anniversary celebrations 31.08.2010 Lech Wałęsa and nine other leaders of the 1980s Solidarity movement have addressed a letter to the President, Prime Minister and MPs asking them to take responsibility for organizing the celebrations of the successive anniversaries related to the historic trade union.
Hundreds die of drowning over summer 31.08.2010 As many as 380 people have drowned in Polish rivers, lakes and the sea over the summer season.
Solidarity – Your Angel is Called Freedom 31.08.2010 A performance directed by the world-renowned American avant-garde theatre director Robert Wilson is the artistic highlight of today’s celebrations in Gdansk of Solidarity’s 30th anniversary.
Summer’s over as snow falls in Tatra mountains 31.08.2010 Around 50 centimetres of snow has fallen on Kasprowy Wierch in the southern Polish Tatra mountains, marking the end of the summer season.
Solidarity - 30 years on 31.08.2010 Today we take a look at the birth of Solidarity, as this week Poland marks the 30th anniversary of the so-called Gdansk Agreements, accords signed between the communist authorities and workers in late August 1980.
Lech Walesa - 'I don’t feel like celebrating' 31.08.2010 Lech Walesa has explained to Polish Radio why he will not be attending the 1980 August Agreements anniversary celebrations in Gdansk today and why it’s time for Solidarity to become a social movement, not a trade union.
Pilgrimages to Smolensk cross start next week 31.08.2010 Pilgrims will be descending on the controversial Smolensk cross situated outside the Presidential Palace in Warsaw next week.
We must build solidarity together, says President Komorowski 30.08.2010 President Bronislaw Komorowski told delegates at a special Solidarity trade union congress in Gdynia, Monday afternoon, that Poland must continue to build on the amazing achievements of 30 years ago.
Heavy death toll on roads as holidaymakers return home 30.08.2010 As many as 41 people died in Poland with 549 injured in almost 400 car accidents over the final weekend of the holiday period.
Man arrested on baby trafficking charges 30.08.2010 Police in Wielkopolska, western Poland, have detained a middleman who matched up unwanted babies with desperate women who wanted to become mothers but could not conceive.
Silesian gunman charged by prosecutors 30.08.2010 A 39-year-old man in the southern town of Rybnik, Silesia, is to hear accusations brought against him after he shot seven people during a family dispute over the weekend.

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