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Winter freeze kills scores across Europe
02/02/2012 - EUROPE

Winter freeze kills scores across Europe

At least 150 people died across Europe as temperatures fell to record lows from Bulgaria to Italy. Ukrainian authorities set up temporary shelters for the poor and French officials banned trucks from some highways.
Nobel Prize-winning poet Szymborska dies aged 88
01/02/2012 - OBITUARY

Nobel Prize-winning poet Szymborska dies aged 88

Wislawa Szymborska (pictured), a Nobel Prize laureate in poetry, died of lung cancer Wednesday, aged 88. Arguably the most popular poet in Poland, she tackled serious subjects with simplicity and humour.
Prosecutor probing military corruption ‘shoots himself’ at press conference
09/01/2012 - POLAND

Prosecutor probing military corruption ‘shoots himself’ at press conference

Colonel Mikolaj Przybyl, a prosecutor investigating military corruption and media leaks in connection with a 2010 air crash in which the Polish president and other officials died, apparently shot himself Monday during a break at a news conference.
Poland’s EU presidency: a rough time to be at the helm (part 2)
24/12/2011 - TALKING EUROPE

Poland’s EU presidency: a rough time to be at the helm (part 2)

Warsaw's 6-month turn at the head of Europe ended on December 31st when Denmark took over. Poland's EU presidency took place during one of the worst periods in the bloc's history. With the eurozone fighting for survival and the UK drifting further away from Brussels, the European Union is facing an existential crisis. How has Poland fared in this stormy weather?
Poland’s EU presidency: a rough time to be at the helm
24/12/2011 - TALKING EUROPE

Poland’s EU presidency: a rough time to be at the helm

Warsaw's 6-month turn at the head of Europe ended on December 31st when Denmark took over. Poland's EU presidency took place during one of the worst periods in the bloc's history. With the eurozone fighting for survival and the UK drifting further away from Brussels, the European Union is facing an existential crisis. How has Poland fared in this stormy weather?
Jerzy Buzek  President of the European Parliament
17/12/2011 - TALKING EUROPE

Jerzy Buzek President of the European Parliament

Buzek shares his thoughts on last week's EU Summit. We also take a look back at the results of the Polish Presidency of the EU.
Mikolaj Dowgielewicz, Polish European Affairs Minister
03/12/2011 - TALKING EUROPE

Mikolaj Dowgielewicz, Polish European Affairs Minister

Poland is coming to the end of its six-month presidency of the EU. Last week, it made a dramatic appeal for Germany to show more leadership in the current eurozone crisis, showing the clock is ticking...
Russia threatens to deploy missiles at EU border
23/11/2011 - DEFENCE

Russia threatens to deploy missiles at EU border

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said Wednesday that Russia was ready to deploy missiles in its Kaliningrad exclave, which borders EU member states Poland and Lithuania, to offset the threat from a planned US missile shield in Europe.
The state of Polish sciences
12/11/2011 - TALKING EUROPE

The state of Polish sciences

One hundred years after Marie Curie received the novel price for chemistry, we’ll look at the state of Polish sciences.
Donald Tusk, the great survivor
15/10/2011 - TALKING EUROPE

Donald Tusk, the great survivor

Donald Tusk is the first Polish Prime Minister to be re-elected since the fall of communism. At a time when Poland is holding the EU Presidency, what does this mean for Poland and Europe?
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