Author: Joanna Zabierek

British transport companies are more and more willing to recruit Polish bus drivers. FirstGroup, one of the biggest companies in the UK, has employed about 1,500 Poles across its network in the last five years.

Concertina wire, thick cement walls, hardened windows, a fireproof interior, hundreds of monitoring cameras.

There should be 10 times more wind power stations in Poland. EU requires that number in the face of rising prices of fossil fuels.

The Ministry of Education has come up with two shorter-hour kindergarten alternatives aimed at increasing the percentage of Polish 3- to 5-year-olds who are in school.

A Warsaw couple has been married in Poland’s first humanistic, or non-religious, wedding ceremony.

One of Poland’s top priorities after independence in 1989 was NATO membership.

A German company has won a competition to design the National Stadium in Warsaw that will be a centerpiece of the Euro 2012 European soccer championships.

A family has sued a hospital for a second time because the doctors declined to make a prenatal examination.

Fox Television owner Rupert Murdoch has apologized for a line in a comedy show that offended Poles