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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.
Three-in-four believe Walesa should attend Solidarity celebrations 30.08.2010 Following the announcement that Lech Walesa will not be attending key anniversary celebrations of the 1980 August Agreements this week, three-in-four Poles say all Solidarity’s leaders should be present.
Tourist dies in Tatra mountains 30.08.2010 A 19 year old tourist died in the Tatra mountains, Sunday, when he was out hiking.
Walesa and PM Tusk lay wreath at Solidarity monument 30.08.2010 PM Tusk and former president and Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, laid flowers at the Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Worker in Gdansk on Sunday, as part of the 30 year anniversary celebrations of the historic 1980 August Agreements.
Solidarity celebrates 30 years since August Agreements 29.08.2010 The Solidarity trade union in the north-western Baltic port of Szczecin is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the signing of the August Agreements, which paved the way for the legal acknowledgement of the Solidarity movement by communist authorities
Crazed gunman shoots seven in Silesia 29.08.2010 A desperate man in the Silesian town of Rybnik opened fire at members of his family during a domestic row, Saturday, injuring seven people including his wife and teenage son.
Kielce marks 68th anniversary of ghetto liquidation 29.08.2010 Joint prayers are being held in the southern town of Kielce, Sunday, to commemorate the 68th anniversary of the liquidation of the Jewish ghetto in 1942.
Pres Komorowski attends Air Force Day celebrations 28.08.2010 Poland’s president, Bronislaw Komorowski, visited the Lask Air Force Base, Saturday, where sixteen F-16 fighter jets are stationed, for the ongoing Air Force Day celebrations.
Tornadoes wreak havoc across central Poland 28.08.2010 A dramatic change in the weather, Friday, saw a tornado touch down in Wola Rebowska, not far from the central Polish town of Garwolin, completely destroying one house and severely damaging others.
MPs’ travel expenses swallow up 6 million zloty 28.08.2010 Since the beginning of the parliamentary term of the Sejm lower house following the general election in 2007, MPs’ offical foreign trips have cost the tax payer an accumulated 5.8 million zloty (1.4 million euro).
Law lessons in Polish schools? 27.08.2010 Justice Minister Krzysztof Kwiatkowski wants to introduce a course on law into Polish secondary schools.
Poland celebrates Air Force Day with flypast and mass 27.08.2010 Poland’s military is celebrating Air Force Day with a series of commemorative events.
All the President’s Men 27.08.2010 Former Solidarity activist Tadeusz Mazowiecki and former communist party member Tomasz Nalecz are just two of President Bronislaw Komorowski’s eclectic new team of advisors.
Walesa boycotts Solidarity celebrations 27.08.2010 Former president and founder of the Solidarity trade union, Lech Walesa has pulled out of the 30th anniversary celebrations in the north-western port of Szczecin, commemorating the signing of the August Agreements.
More drunk children and women in Poland 27.08.2010 More and more children and women in Poland are drinking alcohol, shows a report by the State Agency for Prevention of Alcohol Related Problems.
Smolensk cross - the president should decide, says poll 27.08.2010 Seventy percent of respondents told pollsters that President Bronislaw Komorowski should decide the fate of the controversial Smolensk cross currently outside his residence.

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