Poland Looks to Conquer Sailor Shortage
Czechs halve carrier contract with Austria’s Steyr
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Warsaw Residents Hit Streets in Protest
Dozens of people took to the streets in Warsaw on Feb. 29 to protest against bribery.
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Countdown kicks off to Tusk’s U.S. missile shield trip
Just 10 days before Prime Minister Donald Tusk visits the U.S., no agreement has been reached on a U.S. proposal to put an anti-missile shield in Poland.
Read moreGov’t proposes new bill to help Poles pay loans
Unable to pay back a loan? A new bill would permit you to eliminate the liability by declaring bankruptcy.
Read morePrivate post doing well
The only privately owned alternative to the Post Office is scaring the daylights out of the government-run operation.
Read moreMTU Aero Engines launches powerhouse factory in Jasionka
MTU Aero Engines, Germany’s leading aircraft engine manufacturer, will build a new factory in Jasionka, near Rzeszow, located in the Podkarpackie Science Technology Park (PSTP).
Read morePKP modernizes stations
Polish Railway Lines (PKP) plans to spend more than 30 mln zloty in 2008 to modernize railway stations in Poland.
Read moreInflation rate blocks eurozone
Poland is hoping to adopt the euro as its currency in 2012, but if the current annual inflation rate of 3.03 percent continues, the EU won’t allow it to make the change.
Read moreNumber of natural food stores grows day by day
The number of companies that produce natural foods in Poland is increasing, although most of the output is sold abroad.
Read moreWomen want equal employment opportunities
Gone are the days when women did all the domestic chores and men worked outside the home to put food on the table.
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