News from Poland
| 
Saturday 16th May 2015
The long-awaited final results of Sunday’s Presidential election were announced this week, with Law and Justice (PiS) candidate Andrzej Duda taking the most votes (34.76 percent), closely followed by current President Bronislaw Komorowki (33.77 percent).
© www.prezydent.pl
The second round is set to take place on May 24
Following the results of the first round of the election, current President Bronislaw Komorowski took ...
The European Commission has stated that it wishes Poland to start including a catalogue of ...
Mazowsze
Lawyers representing the patient in the case of Dr Chazan, who refused a legal abortion ...
Warminsko-Mazurskie
Olsztyn police were once again accused of brutality this week, following a series of similar ...
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 ...
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBSP) in conjunction with German authorities has helped smash a Polish gang that specialised in ...
Independent presidential candidate Pawel Kukiz was reportedly refused a meeting with Law and Justice (PiS) leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski 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
Poles you should know - Jan KarskiThe Lodz man who tried to stop the Holocaust
‘Every government and church says, “We tried to help the Jews,” because they are ashamed, they want to keep their reputations. They didn’t help, because six million Jews perished, but ... - 
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 ... -
 |  |
- 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
Making friends in Lublin
I am selling my home in Costa Rica to come and live in Poland with my wife who is Polish and I would like to make Polish friends . I speak English and Spanish and am learning Polish here. anyone interested write to me I am a professional
I am selling my home in Costa Rica to come and live in Poland with my wife who is Polish and I would like to make Polish friends . I speak English and Spanish and am learning Polish here. anyone interested write to me I am a professional
I protest! - Evolution, not revolution, baby, that’s what I preach.
This Month in History
1998 - Polish travel writer and journalist Tony Halik dies. During communism, Halik shot to fame by presenting hundreds of shows and writing 13 books giving Poles an insight into life outside of the Communist Bloc.
See more events that happened in this month> >
See more events that happened in this month> >
Dawid O just read Ballots boxes at the ready and said
"So Duda it is then Mystic Meg. My understanding from at least some of those that voted for him is ..."
Read the story and add your comment
Read the story and add your comment
Most read stories this month
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please leave a comment-- or suggestions, particularly of topics and places you'd like to see covered