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Poland enacts emergency flood law 13.08.2010 As the people of Bogatynia and Zgorzelec in southwestern Poland are struggling with the damage caused by recent flooding which killed four people, the lower and upper house of Parliament held an emergency meeting, Thursday, to amend a “flood law” fac
Late president’s son-in-law to testify in fraud case 13.08.2010 The late President Lech Kaczynski’s son-in-law Marcin Dubieniecki - husband of his daughter Marta - is to testify in relation to fraud at the SKOK credit union.
Smolensk plaque - a sign of good will, says Tusk 13.08.2010 Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said that the commemorative plaque suddenly unveiled on the wall of the Presidential Palace on Thursday was a sign of goodwill and that he hopes it will go some way to ending the dispute over the Smolensk cross.
Warsaw Archbishop – don’t play politics with the cross 12.08.2010 For the first time since the Smolensk cross conflict broke out some weeks ago, Warsaw’s Archbishop Kazimierz Nycz has laid out the official line of Poland’s Roman Catholic church on the issue – not to drag a religious symbol into a political dispute.
Poles ashamed of voting for Kaczynski? 12.08.2010 According to a new survey, voters mislead opinion pollsters in the run up to the presidential elections – sometimes even claiming they would vote for Komorowski while all the while voting for Kaczynski.
Pilsudski lacked strategic vision? 12.08.2010 On the anniversary of the beginning of the Battle of the Vistula, when Polish forces pushed back the Red Army’s western advance in 1920, an historian has said that General Pilsudski might have been a brilliant tactician but he was no long term strate
Floods carry 1.7 billion zloty price tag 12.08.2010 Minister without portfolio, Michal Boni has said at an emergency session of the Sejm lower parliamentary house that around 1.7 billion zloty (423 million euro) has been set aside for flood victims and reconstruction of communal infrastructure.
Plaque to Smolensk victims unveiled in Warsaw 12.08.2010 A marble plaque in memory of the 96 who died in the April 10 Smolensk disaster has been unveiled on the wall of the Presidential Palace in Warsaw.
Polish men lazy at home 12.08.2010 Only five percent of Polish men do the cooking, finds a new survey.
MPs break off holiday for emergency session on floods 12.08.2010 UPDATED - MPs broke off from their summer recess, Thursday, to amend laws to aid the victims of the recent flooding in Lower Silesia.
3D trip through pre-war Warsaw 11.08.2010 A film showing a 3D view of Warsaw in 1935 will be released by the Newborn animation studio.
Warsaw police tired of guarding cross 11.08.2010 Police responsible for keeping peace at the cross commemorating the Smolensk victims complain that they are tired of what have become everyday protests staged outside the Presidential Palace.
Greenpeace activists on ministry roof in Bialowieza forest protest 11.08.2010 Greenpeace activists have climbed onto the roof of Poland’s environment ministry in Warsaw to protest against what they see as the government lackluster defence of the Bialowieza Primeval Forest, one of Europe’s most precious environments.
Donald Tusk’s 1000 days in power 11.08.2010 Though Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government marks 1000 days in power today, there will be no celebrations: “We have too much work to do,” says minister without portfolio Pawel Gras.
Opposition close poll gap 11.08.2010 If parliamentary elections were held in August, Civic Platform would receive 45 percent of the vote, a lead down to just six percent ahead of Law and Justice, finds a new opinion poll.
Demos mark April 10 crash anniversary 11.08.2010 Several hundred gathered in Warsaw on the four month anniversary of the April 10 air disaster last night and called for an immediate explanation into the cause of the crash of the TU 154 which killed Lech Kaczynski and 95 others.

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