News from Poland
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Saturday 14th February 2015
Over 200 Polish farmers headed en masse to the Polish capital on Wednesday in the latest in a series of national strikes and protests.
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More than 200 farmers took part in this week's blockade
The European emergency line ‘112’ is witnessing an increase in the number of bogus, ridiculous ...
The European Commission has stated that it wishes Poland to start including a catalogue of ...
Kujawsko-Pomorskie
A group of football hooligans is in trouble with the law after they fashioned crosses ...
Slaskie
Two teenagers landed themselves in trouble after they posted a film of themselves walking round, ...
With all the recent hype surrounding the Poland national team, there is a chance for ...
Jagiellonia were finally defeated by a brave and well organized GKS Belchatow this week. The ...
Polish border guards came in for a shock earlier this week after stopping a transit van close to the western ...
The presidential elections are set to take place on May 10 Marshal of the Sejm Radoslaw Sikorski announced this week.
Steve Sibbald
A look behind the weeks' headlines from the Editor himself
A look behind the weeks' headlines from the Editor himself
Graham Crawford
Digging deeper into the news from around the regions
Digging deeper into the news from around the regions
Something For the Weekend from In Your Pocket. A weekly tip on the best to do and see around the country
Michal Zachodny
Get on the ball with Polish football
Get on the ball with Polish football
Local Villain - The least noble Nobel winnerThe tragic story of Fritz Haber
Wrocław, believe it or not, has had a total of eleven (eleven!) native-born Nobel laureates in the 20th century, beginning with Thomas Mommsen’s prize for literature in 1902 and spanning ... - 
Take a walk on the wild sideAlternative culture in the heart of Wroclaw
Looking for an alternative to trendy lounges and mindless club music? Need allies for your next political action? Looking for a free place to crash? Head to CRK, Wrocław’s counter-culture ... -
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- The Sikorski Set: The London Evening Standard on Radek Sikorski's connections in high places
- Government at war with the coal mafia, from Puls Biznesu
- If I were Polish I'd side with Radek Sikorski not David Cameron, from The Spectator
- Polish government expletive tapes lead to snap election rumours, from the Guardian
- The Rogue journalist who could bring down the government, from ForeignPolicy.com
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Freddie Freeloader - I can only imagine what would happen if the children of these protesters adopted ...
This Month in History
1927 - 1927 (26.02) - ‘ Mazurek Dabrowskiego ’ (‘Poland Is Not Yet Lost’) officially becomes the country’s National Anthem. The lyrics were penned by Polish general, poet and politician Jozef Rufin Wybicki (1747 - 1822), just two years after The Third Partition of Poland removed the nation from the map.
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