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- Szczurek: Swiss-franc aid could cost budget billions
The Financial Stability Committee (KSF) has negatively assessed the draft law on the aid for Polish Swiss franc mortgage holders in its current form.
- Train companies owed PLN 200mn in fines
- Teen arrested over church rape
- Polish PM Kopacz looks ahead to World Youth Day
- Foundation rejects criticisms by Syrian given asylum in Poland
A Warsaw-based foundation has rejected criticism by one of over 150 Syrian Christians given asylum in Poland that they were not guaranteed decent living conditi ...
- Polish Defence Minister in Montenegro trip
- Government will encourage Poles abroad to settle in Poland
- Rise in detentions of illegal immigrants
Majority of Poles think economy is ‘heading in wrong direction’Around 55 percent of Poles think that the Polish economy is going in the ‘wrong direction’, according to ...
NBP: Polish banks to lose billions from enforced Swiss loan conversionsThe National Bank of Poland (NBP) has written to a Senate commission about the potential losses from conv ...
LOT CEO resignsSebastian Mikosz, CEO of LOT Polish Airlines, tendered his resignation on Tuesday.
Polish exports grow by 8%Polish exports grew by eight percent y/y between January and June 2015, slightly below the EU28 average o ...
Brazil remembers KantorA major exhibition devoted to Tadeusz Kantor, the avant-garde Polish theatre director, painter and set de ...
Award-winning director to helm WWII serial 'Krakau'Award-winning director Marcin Krzyształowicz is to helm a Polish television series set in Nazi-occupied K ...
Radom gears up for landmark air showOrganizers have announced that some 260 planes and helicopters will take part in this weekend’s Radom Air ...
Warsaw music festival pays tribute to pianist CzajkowskiThe “Chopin and His Europe” Festival, now in its fourth day in Warsaw, is paying tribute to the late Poli ...
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