News & Views Directory 16
This is a full directory of all 928 articles about Warsaw, listed in reverse order, with the most recent article at the top. If you'd prefer to search for some particular article, please use the search facility on the news front page.
Feb.18.2005 | |
The England Rugby Supports’ Club (ERSC) have teamed up with SOS IRB Kit Aid to give England Rugby fans the chance to help hundreds of rugby mad Polish youngster... | |
Feb.17.2005 | |
Presidents Jacques Chirac and Aleksander Kwasniewski will hold the first-ever Franco-Polish summit on February 28 in the northern French city of Arras, Chirac's... | |
Feb.17.2005 | |
As of Tuesday, 25th January 2005, the Museum of the History of Polish Jews is in partnership with the Polish Government, the City of Warsaw authorities and the ... | |
Feb.17.2005 | |
Zulu, the oldest white rhinoceros in captivity in Europe, has died at the age of 45 at Lodz zoo in central Poland, the zoo's management said. Born on August ... | |
Feb.16.2005 | |
'Schindlers List' and 'The Pianist' are the two most widely known films about the fate of Poland's Jews during the Second World War. The former was made by Step... | |
16.Feb.2005 | |
The Polish parliament voted Tuesday not to consider a controversial bill allowing abortion up to 12 weeks into pregnancy. The bill had been proposed by the ... | |
Feb. 15.2005 | |
Poland will keep its soldiers in Iraq at least through the end of the year, when the U.N. mandate for foreign troops expires, the country's defense minister sai... | |
Feb.15. 2005 | |
Although the official announcement isn't due from Michelin until 16th of February, it's become common knowledge that the company has signed a lease on a 205-acr... | |
Feb.11..2005 | |
An elderly Polish newspaper editor has been making headlines in the West over the last month after he became embroiled in a controversial libel case. Seventy on... | |
Feb.11.2005 | |
Poland's president said Wednesday he will attend the commemorations of the end of World War II in May in Moscow, but said the notorious 1939 pact between Nazi G... | |
Feb.11.2005 | |
Candles were lit yesterday in Warsaw at the monument to the victims of Stalin's deportations to the East. Aging survivors said prayers for loved ones that had p... | |
Feb.10.2005 | |
President Bush said Wednesday he will ask Congress for $100 million to help modernize armed forces in Poland, a staunch ally in the war in Iraq. During an O... | |
Feb.9.2005 | |
Standing tall in the center of Warsaw, the Palace of Culture and Science (Palac Kultury i Nauki) has watched over the capital city through thick and thin. An ex... | |
Feb.7.2005 | |
Thousands of Varsovians descended on Plac Teatralny yesterday for a major concert in aid of the Asian Tsunami disaster. A host of Poland's favourite pop acts... | |
Feb.7.2005 | |
It is 60 years since the three major allied leaders, Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin, met to divide up the world in the old summer palace of the tsars in the Cr... | |
Feb.7.2005 | |
Condoleezza Rice was on Saturday making a brief stop in Poland, a US ally in the war in Iraq, as she continued her first major trip since she took up her post a... | |
Feb.3.2005 | |
Poles have flooded websites to view a list of names taken from communist-era files made public for the first time since the fall of Communism, searching for men... | |
Feb.4.2005 | |
When communist rulers cracked down on Poland's Solidarity movement in 1981, Malgorzata Niezabitowska risked prison to smuggle out photographs of tanks on Warsaw... | |
Feb.2.2005 | |
Worshippers in the southern Polish town of Wadowice, the birthplace of Pope John Paul II, were praying Wednesday for his recovery after the pontiff was rushed t... | |
Feb.2.2005 | |
According to a report published yesterday by Merril Lynch, no other member country has gained more than Poland from EU accession. After a very positive firs... | |
Feb.2.2005 | |
Pope John Paul spent a peaceful night in hospital after receiving urgent medical treatment for breathing difficulties, a Vatican source said on Wednesday. Th... | |
Feb.1.2005 | |
UEFA finally revealed the bids yesterday for the European Football Cup of 2012. As rumours had suggested, Poland was amongst the hopeful entrants, this time in ... | |
Jan.28.2005 | |
Piotr Kardys is a Pole with a problem - a pole; in fact, a telephone pole in his kitchen. It was erected without his permission by telephone operator TPSA an... | |
Jan.28.2005 | |
A half-mile of railroad tracks blazed in the wintry dusk, marking what had been the final journey for many into the Nazi death camp. A train whistle split the s... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
Three generations after the Holocaust, Europe must widen its fight against ethnic-based violence to protect the Roma people, who like the Jews were mass-murdere... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
World leaders and survivors have stopped to remember the horror of the Holocaust at a snow-swept ceremony in Auschwitz-Birkenau on the 60th anniversary of the l... | |
Jan.25.2005 | |
In a speech marking the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Wednesday that the world "didn't lift a finger" to sto... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
World leaders began converging on southern Poland Wednesday for two days of emotional ceremonies marking the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the biggest N... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
Poland is putting new pressure on America's Cleveland Museum of Art and other major museums to return a widely dispersed collection of Albrecht Durer drawings l... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
European Union newcomer Poland is to enter the bloc's unified Schengen border regime on 28 October 2007, ending controls on the western frontier with Germany an... | |
Jan.27.2005 | |
Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko is an "ally of freedom's cause," Vice President Dick Cheney said yesterday in toasting the new leader, who leans toward th... | |
Jan.25.2005 | |
If life was hell in Auschwitz during Spring and Summer, then what must the experience have been like in Winter? World leaders attending the sixtieth anniversary... | |
Jan.25.2005 | |
A court Tuesday convicted the publisher of a satirical magazine of insulting Polish-born Pope John Paul II and fined him $6,500. The ruling against Jerzy Ur... | |
Jan.24.2005 | |
The Poles are getting a taste of Bollywood with the release of Karan Johar’s movie Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham in Poland. ‘Sometimes Sunshine and Sometimes Rain... | |
Jan.25.2005 | |
Former Polish president and Solidarity hero Lech Walesa said Monday he was considering another attempt at a political comeback by running for president later th... | |
Jan.25.2005 | |
Cameramen can never resist a nice shot of the loser. Whether it's a clash at the lawcourts, a politician who has been given the sack, or an Olympic athelete who... | |
Jan.25.2005 | |
Jan Nowak, the legendary fighter for the Polish resistance during World War II who went on to head the Polish service of Radio Free Europe for a quarter of a ce... | |
Jan.25.2005 | |
Poland's jobless rate climbed to 19.1 percent in December, rising for the first time in 10 months, according to government figures released Monday. The unem... | |
Jan.24.2005 | |
Viktor Yushchenko became Ukraine's president Sunday and vowed to steer the nation toward the West, capping a popular revolt and a bitter months-long fight over ... | |
Jan.21.2005 | |
Jan Nowak-Jezioranski, the Polish soldier who made death-defying trips between Warsaw and London during the Second World War to carry messages to Poland's gover... | |
Jan.20.2005 | |
Sixty years on, memories of the horror they stumbled upon are still painfully vivid for the former Soviet soldiers who liberated Auschwitz, Nazi Germany's most ... | |
Jan.20.2005 | |
Poles heartily confess that they're fond of the odd beer or ten - it's very much part of the culture. And if we stray into politically incorrect territory, one ... | |
Jan.19.2005 | |
On a freezing Sunday in Jaslo, Poland, three pet budgies, named Cziko, Czako and Dako, fell asleep in broad daylight to the strains of John Levine’s alphamusic.... | |
Jan.19.2005 | |
A Mombasa peasant family is fighting to have a child they gave to a Polish couple in exchange for a mobile phone and Sh4,000 returned to them. Mr Joseph Riob... | |
Jan.17.2005 | |
Polish fishermen want to send their old boats to fishing villages on the Indian Ocean wiped out by last month's tsunami, rather than scrapping them under a Euro... | |
Jan.17.2005 | |
Heavy fog caused a 61-car pile-up on Monday on a busy highway near the southern Polish city of Krakow, injuring 18 people, the fire brigade said. "Dense fo... | |
Jan.17.2005 | |
A Polish woman who pretended to be a ghost and "haunted" an Alpine castle was sentenced to four months in prison by an Italian court. Police were called in ... | |
Jan.17.2005 | |
A Polish legislature panel investigating allegations of high-level bribery broadened its mission this week, demanding the release of communist-era secret files ... | |
Jan.17.2005 | |
A Polish man who threatened to blow up a building in central Warsaw gave himself up after hours of negotiations that began early on Friday, police said on Satur... | |
Jan.17.2005 | |
Polish troops used no tanks or other tracked vehicles in the ancient city of Babylon, but the presence of foreign troops had a ''negative influence'' on the sit... | |
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