News from Poland
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Thursday 25th June 2015
The body of a child was found in the southern city of Bedzin this week by a teenage boy walking his dog.
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There is speculation that the body belongs to 12-year-old Michal who went missing last week
Monday saw Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz unveil a whole host of new ministers following the ...
The European Commission has stated that it wishes Poland to start including a catalogue of ...
Slaskie
After two months of searching, rescue teams finally discovered the bodies of two miners missing ...
Mazowsze
Warsaw Regional Court this week sentenced 18 people to a variety of custodial sentences, suspended ...
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 Police and road drivers were celebrating on Monday June 8 as it was the first time (that authorities can ...
Political reactionary and businessman Zbigniew Stonoga - the man behind the recent leaks which led to the resignation of nine ...
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
The Camaldolese MonasteryA peaceful retreat away from Krakow's mayhem
Despite the density of visitors to Kraków since the budget airline boom, it’s still incredibly easy to derail yourself from the tourist trail. Overlooking the Wisła river from atop a ... - 
The EC1 centre will change the face of LodzThe new face of central Lodz
Lodz is the city that run out of luck. In slow decline ever since the demise of heavy industry, the new millennium saw the city well and truly hit the ... -
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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
Quotes of the Week
"Somebody who is so arrogant towards health professionals, has no right to be a Health Minister. "
Law and Justice (PiS) MP Krzysztof Szczerski, already calling for Marian Zembala’s head after comments he allegedly made in the past about firing nurses if they were to strike
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Law and Justice (PiS) MP Krzysztof Szczerski, already calling for Marian Zembala’s head after comments he allegedly made in the past about firing nurses if they were to strike
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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
Kukiz's conspiracies - This week Pawel Kukiz actually put forward some postulates, should his nascent party get ...
This Month in History
1974 - An explosion in the Czechowice-Dziedzice mine results in one of Poland’s worst mining accidents. 34 people lost their lives in the Silesian tragedy.
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"Dear Mr Ziebro, First of all, I’m a little amused that anyone would be so offended by such a mildly-written column ..."
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