News & Views Directory 12
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Dec.09.2005 | |
Petrescu played for Chelsea between 1995 and 2000 Dan Petrescu has been confirmed as the new head coach of reigning Polish champions Wisla Krakow. The ex-C... | |
Dec.9.2005 | |
The late Pope John Paul II's house in Wadowice has been put up for sale by its owner, an American Jew, for one million dollars. According to the daily Gazet... | |
Dec.7.2005 | |
Father Adam Boniecki, editor of the prestigious journal Tygodnik Powszechny (Universal Weekly) recently lamented that Poles now seemed more interested in shoppi... | |
Dec.7.2005 | |
News portals are being deluged with articles reasserting that the CIA has secret holding camps in Eastern Europe for top terror suspects. The issue returned... | |
Dec.7.2005 | |
Internet junkies can enjoy a pleasing perk in the New Year at Cracow's leading cybercafe on the main market square. 'Internet Cafe' (Rynek Glowny 23/3) will be... | |
Dec.5.2005 | |
The winners of this year's Szopki (Christmas Nativity Scene) Competition were announced yesterday in the splendid Fontana Hall of the Cracow History Museum. ... | |
Dec.5.2005 | |
Three people died and twenty were injured over the weekend as a fire raged through a townhouse in the Cracovian district of Kazimierz. Alarms were raised ju... | |
Dec.5.2005 | |
A Polish businessman jailed for the beheading of two gangsters who were blackmailing him is to receive a pardon after serving 10 years in prison, an aide to Pre... | |
Dec.2.2005 | |
The World Jewish Relief organisation is to build a centre for the Jewish community in Krakow under the patronage of Britain’s Prince Charles, a community offici... | |
Dec.2.2005 | |
Poorer European Union newcomers may agree to a reduction in the aid they receive from the bloc's coffers but not to as big a cut as current EU president Britain... | |
Dec.2.2005 | |
Olympic and world swimming champion Otylia Jedrzejczak could face eight years in prison after being charged with unintentionally causing a fatal car crash. H... | |
Dec.1.2006 | |
The celebrated Christmas Nativity Scene competition (Szopki) was launched this morning as hundreds of Cracovians, young and old, gathered around the tower of th... | |
Dec.1.2005 | |
The Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum on the site of the former Nazi death camp in southern Poland has purchased a collection of musical scores that belonged to the cam... | |
Dec.1.2005 | |
Some 60,000 ethnic Poles live in the central Asian republic of Kazakhstan. They found themselves there against their will in 1936 in an act of Stalin's ethnic c... | |
Nov.30.2005 | |
A sprinkling of seasonal magic will descend on the Market Square tomorrow morning (Thursday 1st) as the annual Christmas Nativity Scene competition gets underwa... | |
Nov.30.2005 | |
Aleksander Kwasniewski has received the award of the prestigious European weekly European Voice as statesman of the year 2005.T he Polish head of state has been... | |
Nov.30.2005 | |
Polish and German football hooligans met in a wood near Frankfurt an der Oder to fight for the control of Berlin during the coming EURO 2006 Championships. Over... | |
Nov.30.2005 | |
Poland's president said Tuesday that Britain's latest proposals for a long-term EU budget were bad for Poland and Europe, insisting that economic aid promised t... | |
Nov.30.2005 | |
Krakow's Roman Catholic archbishop spoke Tuesday of a possible miracle performed by Pope John Paul II in France that a church tribunal will focus on as the Vati... | |
Nov.28.2005 | |
Politicians representing opposition groups have called the defense minister’s decision on declassifying documents of the defunct Warsaw Pact a “media operation”... | |
Nov.28.2005 | |
A gala at the Grand Theatre in Lodz has inaugurated the International Film Art Festival “Camerimage”. During the opening celebrations a special award of meri... | |
Nov.28.2005 | |
A rally in support of equal rights for sexual minorities in Poland has taken place in downtown Warsaw. The several hundred peaceful demonstrators were joine... | |
Nov.25.2005 | |
He may never have set foot in Cracow but his popularity was such that his statue was given centre stage in the city's grand market square. That very monument wa... | |
Nov.25.2005 | |
Poland today followed through on a promise to open secret files of the Warsaw Pact. Polish Defense Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said some of the documents indi... | |
Nov.25.2005 | |
Peaceful marches of solidarity with gays are to be staged in a number of Polish cities this weekend. Demonstrations in solidarity with Poznan, where police were... | |
Nov.15.2005 | |
Poland will withdraw its troops from Iraq in 2006 but it may move the deadline for withdrawal from January to mid-year, Polish Defense Minister Radoslaw Sikorsk... | |
Nov.24.2005 | |
Poland’s outgoing president Aleksander Kwasniewski has said that Ukraine has made a big step forward and is today different and better than a year ago, when the... | |
Nov.24.2005 | |
November is usually a terribly depressing month. There are the grey skies, the rain, the endless crows going awk, awk, awk.... Yet this years Zloty Jesien (Gold... | |
Nov.24.2005 | |
Nearly three million migrants from central Europe have applied for work in the UK since EU enlargement last year – and not all of them are working as plumbers. ... | |
Nov.24.2005 | |
Poland’s outgoing president Aleksander Kwasniewski is in Kiev for talks summing up the development of Polish-Ukrainian relations, as well as the situation in Uk... | |
Nov.23.2005 | |
An action under the motto: “Freedom of speech in Belarus”” began in Poland today. The action was initiated by Amnesty International and aims at bringing into fo... | |
Nov.23.2005 | |
A survivor of the Holocaust is to be reunited with the Polish family that saved her 60 years ago. Ruth Gruener, whose father ran a confectionery shop in the ... | |
Nov.23.2005 | |
Budget airline SkyEurope is expanding its Krakow services with a range of flights to some of Europe's most appealing cities. Plans are afoot to launch new fligh... | |
Nov.23.2005 | |
The National Museum's Gallery of 20th Century Polish Art reopened this weekend after six years in the doldrums. Although the project seemed to drag on inter... | |
Nov.23.2005 | |
British budget airline easyJet beat forecasts with a 9 percent rise in annual profits on Tuesday as new routes, rising fares and cost cuts eased the pain of so... | |
Nov.23.2005 | |
Krzysztof Dzienniak, a well known social activist, has set out from Zgorzelec, a city on the Polish-German border, to Leverkusen – the headquarters of Bayer, th... | |
Nov.23.2005 | |
An anti-abortion exhibition organized at the European Parliament by an ultraconservative group of Polish representatives has provoked scuffles between rival MEP... | |
Nov.11.2005 | |
Poland ranks as one of the cheapest countries to live for expats, whereas Norway is the most expensive. In a recent survey comparing the cost of living for e... | |
Nov.18.2005 | |
After six years of umming, ahhing and god know's what else, Cracow's Gallery of 20th Century Art is finally reopening this weekend. Cracow has been derided in t... | |
Nov.18.2005 | |
Pope Benedict and Oscar winner Jon Voight attended a special screening on Thursday of a television mini-series in which Voight plays the late Pope John Paul. ... | |
Nov.19.2005 | |
The United States is holding talks with Poland about establishing a military base there to shoot down long-range missiles fired from the Middle East or Africa t... | |
Nov.18.2005 | |
Rough seas on Thursday forced Greenpeace activists to give up a blockade of a ship they say carried 25,000 tonnes of genetically modified (GMO) Argentinian soya... | |
Nov.17.2005 | |
For Jon Voight, the actor who shot to fame 36 years ago as an aspiring stud in "Midnight Cowboy," playing Pope John Paul was like a personal coming home. "I'... | |
Nov.16.2005 | |
Polish authorities declared that Russia's ban on food imports was costing its agricultural industry $1 million per day in lost revenues, as Polish Foreign Minis... | |
Nov.16.2005 | |
Four survivors of the Holocaust have found jewellery and other precious objects which they and other prisoners buried some 62 years ago near Majdanek death camp... | |
Nov.16.2005 | |
Budget airline Wizz Air is to start flights from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to the Polish city of Gdansk. The carrier, which in less than 12 months has c... | |
Nov.15.2005 | |
The Institute of National Remembrance should soon confirm that any accusations against Lech Walesa are false. A special written confirmation will be handed in p... | |
Nov.15.2005 | |
Jerzy Dudek believes Poland can be the surprise package at next year's World Cup in Germany and is sure the proximity of Germany will guarantee plenty of travel... | |
Nov.15.2005 | |
Colonel Roscislaw Stepaniuk is the first Polish pilot trained to fly the new F-16 fighter planes. Colonel Stepaniuk completed his seven months’ training in Tucs... | |
Nov.15.2005 | |
According to an article in the Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza, Mortician vocalist/bassist Will Rahmer was arrested by the Polish police after threatening a ta... | |
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