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Jaroslaw Kaczynski boycotts Komorowski swearing in ceremony 06.08.2010 Jaroslaw Kaczynski, losing candidate in the second round of presidential elections on July 4 will not be attending the swearing in ceremony of the victor, Bronislaw Komorowski today.
Janow Podlaski Arabian horse show opens 06.08.2010 Breeders and enthusiasts from around the world are descending on Janow Podlaski in eastern Poland for the annual Arabian Horse Days, the largest event of its kind in the world.
Jaruzelski turns down belated president’s ceremony invitation 06.08.2010 Former communist leader General Wojciech Jaruzelski was given a late invitation to the swearing in ceremony of president-elect Bronislaw Komorowski on Friday but says he will not be attending.
Komorowski to rule for all Poles, says survey 06.08.2010 Fifty seven percent of Poles believe that Bronislaw Komorowski, who will be sworn in as president of Poland, Friday morning, will rule on behalf of all Poles, and not just supporters of the ruling Civic Platform party, finds a new poll.
New Commander of Poland’s special forces appointed 05.08.2010 Colonel Jerzy Gut has been appointed the Commander of the Polish Special Forces unit GROM.
Report on gambling scandal approved after vote on party lines 05.08.2010 A parliamentary investigative committee on alleged lobbying by government members on behalf of the gambling industry has voted in favour of a final report, though members from the Law and Justice opposition party call it “unreliable”.
Government error before fatal Smolensk flight, says opposition 05.08.2010 The leader of a committee dominated by opposition MPs has said the government must take some of the blame for the Smolensk air crash on April 10, which killed President Lech Kaczynski and 95 others.
Smolensk earth deposited in Krakow’s “Grave of Graves” 05.08.2010 An urn containing earth from the site of the Smolensk catastrophe, in which President Lech Kaczynski and 95 others died on 10 April, has been placed at the Pilsudski Mound in Krakow, southern Poland.
Pilgrimage scuppered by “defenders of the cross” 05.08.2010 The 30th Warsaw Diocese Students’ Pilgrimage to the site of Jasna Gora in the southern city of Czestochowa leaves Poland’s capital this morning, although continuing protests have meant the Smolensk memorial cross will remain outside the Presidential
Environmentalists in Bialowieza primeval forest appeal to EC 05.08.2010 Polish environmentalists have filed a complaint at the European Commission against the Polish government for not protecting the Bialowieza Primeval Forest.
Left increases membership on media council 04.08.2010 The Lower House of Parliament (Sejm) has appointed two left-wing candidates to the National Broadcasting Council, the most powerful media institution in Poland.
Blame game starts after Smolensk cross fiasco 04.08.2010 Following authorities backing down from removing a Smolensk memorial cross from outside the Presidential Palace in Warsaw, Tuesday, both sides in the conflict are blaming each other for causing the row in the first place.
Jaruzelski not invited to president’s inauguration 04.08.2010 Former communist lead General Wojciech Jaruzelski has not been invited to the swearing in ceremony of president-elect Bronislaw Komorowski on Friday.
Cash-strapped attorney general wants more money 03.08.2010 Poland’s Attorney General Andrzej Seremet has asked Finance Minister Jacek Rostowski for financial help in order to be able to conduct investigations.
Smolensk cross move ‘delayed’ 03.08.2010 The planned move of a cross commemorating the victims of the Smolensk air disaster outside the Presidential Palace to a nearby church has been delayed after hundreds of protestors scuffled with police, Tuesday afternoon.
Poland’s president-elect to be inaugurated on Friday 03.08.2010 UPDATE - Poland’s Supreme Court has declare the presidential elections, concluded on July 4 with the victory of Bronislaw Komorowski, valid and his inauguration as head of state will now take place on Friday.

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