22.08.2005
POLAND'S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS (09.10.05)
POLAND'S PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (25.09.05)
Articles
Poland's Presidential Elections Second Round: Who is to Blame for Donald Tusk's Defeat? (24.10.05)
The Second Round – How Lepper and Borowski's Supporters Will Vote? (10.10.05)
Who Will Rule Poland? (09.10.05)
The Winner is Confusion of the Voters (26.09.05)
Brief Information About the Participants (24.09.05)
Kaczynski Brothers: Movie Stars That Turned Politicians (23.09.05)
Warsaw Consolidates the Countries of Eastern and Central Europe (21.09.05)
On the Threshold of a Right-Centrist Revolution (03.09.05)
The Great Game for Poland (15.05.05)
Persons
Jan Pyszko
– The Brilliant Surgeon and the Pallid Politician (09.10.05)
Liwiusz Ilasz
– American President of Future Poland, the Conductor of Chinese Interests (09.10.05)
Henryka Bochniarz –
The Feminine Face of the Polish Integration (09.10.05)
Stanislaw Tyminski
– Politician Whose Hour of Triumph is Long Over (09.10.05)
Leszek Bubel
– Unpopular Preacher of the Polish Fascism (09.10.05)
Adam Andrzej Slomka
– An Eternal Fighter Against Dictatorship (09.10.05)
Janusz Korwin
-Mikke – "Enfant Terrible" (07.10.05)
Maciej Giertych
– "Poland above all!" (1-2%) (06.10.05)
Andrzej Zbigniew Lepper
– Peasantry's Iron Fist (8-10%) (03.10.05)
Marek Borowski
– Friend of Russia, and the Russia's Opponents (8-10%) (02.10.05)
Donald Tusk
– The Polish Dream Coming True. (40-45%) (01.10.05)
Lech Kaczynski
– The Head of the Capital Ready to Head the State (32-34%) (29.09.05)
Daniel Podrzycki
– The Road to Death of the Presidential Candidate (26.09.05)
Jan Rokita
– The Triumph of the Politician - Intellectual (22.09.05)
Poland's political parties:
Civic Platform
(Platforma Obywatelska Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej
– PO
)
Law and Justice
(Prawo i Sprawiedliwosc –
PiS
)
Self-Defence
(Samoobrona Rzeczpospolitej Polskiej)
League of Polish Families
(Liga Polskich Rodzin –
LPR
)
Democratic Left Alliance
(Sojuz Lewicy Demokratycznej –
SLD
)
Polish Peasants Party
(Polskie Stronnictwo Ludowe –
PSL
)
Polish Social Democrats
(Socjaldemokracja Polska –
SdPl
)
Democratic Party
(Partia Demokratyczna –
Demokraci.pl
)
German Minority
(Mniejszosc Niemiecka)
News
Kaczynski means a much tougher Poland's foreign policy (24.10.05)
Poland's presidential turnout is low again. (23.10.05)
Tusk 54%, Kaczynski 46% on upcoming Poland's elections. (22.10.05)
Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski said he is closer to the programme presented by liberal candidate Donald Tusk. (21.10.05)
Donald Tusk leading firmly over Lech Kaczynski (20.10.05)
Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party presidential candidate threatens the president of the National Bank of Poland. (19.10.05)
Poland's two biggest parties quarrelling over a common candidate for the post of the speaker. (19.10.05)
Andrzej Lepper of "Self-defense" will support Lech Kaczynski in the second round of presidential elections in Poland (18.10.05)
Polish presidential campaign may get even dirtier (18.10.05)
Poland’s presidential frontrunner didn't know his Grandpa was in Wehrmacht. (15.10.05)
Marek Borowski is ready to support Donald Tusk. (15.10.05)
Tusk 62% to Kaczynski's 38% in the Poland's presidential race (14.10.05)
Poland's presidential candidate Lech Kaczynski sacked his campaign manager. (13.10.05)
Polish presidential candidate slandered. (11.10.05)
Angry Walesa: We should have retained the Soviets, the communist system, the Militia. (10.10.05)
The turnout on the Polish presidential election - lowest in the history. (10.10.05)
Donald Tusk won the Poland's presidential election with 38.7%, but the second round to take place on October, 23. (10.10.05)
Donald Tusk is leading over Lech Kaczynski in Poland's presidential election. (09.10.05)
Polish presidential candidates wheedle to Russia (09.10.2005)
Presidential polling stations opened in Poland. (09.10.05)
The Former Polish President evaluates presidential candidates. (07.10.05)
The presence of Polish troops in Iraq may be prolonged if Lech Kaczynski wins the elections. (07.10.05)
Lech Kaczynski gaining ground on Donald Tusk in Polish presidential race. (06.10.05)
Poland's new cabinet line-up after presidential vote. (06.10.05)
The new President of Poland will probably be elected at the second round of the elections. (03.10.05)
Lech Kaczynski is gaining on Donald Tusk in Poland's presidential race. (03.10.05)
Talks between the two Polish winning parties "Law and Justice" and "Civic Platform" started this afternoon. (29.09.05)
Jaroslaw Kaczynski to refuse to take the Poland's Prime Minister's seat. (28.09.05)
The Polish National Election Commission presented the final results from Sunday's Parliamentary elections. (28.09.05)
Polish PiS wins 26.84% of the vote (27.09.05)
Sixty percent of the votes counted in the Polish General Election. (26.09.05)
Predictions: Donald Tusk will win the Poland's presidential election with 45% of the vote in the first round. (26.09.05)
Poland's elections: PiS and PO take it all. (26.09.2005)
Ukrainian and Polish Presidents held a telephone talk. (26.09.2005)
Poland's President to start consultations with all the political parties in the new parliament. (26.09.2005)
Sixty percent of the votes counted in the Polish General Election. (26.09.05)
2.5 million Poles vote abroad. (25.09.2005)
Poland is launching a media campaign designed to build its image as a modern and reliable economic partner. (25.09.2005)
Candidate to the Poland's presidential post died in car crash. (25.09.2005)
Exit polls: Poland's center-right opposition crushed the ruling left (25.09.2005)
Low turnout in the Polish parliamentary elections. (25.09.2005)
Law and Justice won the Polish parliamentary elections. (25.09.2005)
Polls: Polish Civic Platform should get 32% at the parliamentary elections. (24.09.2005)
Polish right-centrists are leading before the upcoming elections. (23.09.2005)
Poland's largest opposition party to win elections (19.09.05)
Leader of the French largest political party supports the Polish opposition (13.09.05)
Donald Tusk to win Poland's elections (04.09.05)
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