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Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• New government warnings of a potential roll-back on the easing of Covid-19 restrictions amid a rise in case numbers

• Vaccination campaign continues with the number of vaccines administered passing the 2 million mark

• In-fighting within Porozumienie leads to fears for the stability of the Zjednoczona Prawica ruling bloc, and

• Zdzisław Najder, a former head of the Polish section of Radio Free Europe who was once sentenced to death in his homeland, has died.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Jarosław Gowin faces open rebellion within Porozumienie led by MEP Adam Bielan with both claiming to be leader

• Hotels and entertainment venues are allowed to reopen from February 12th in a further easing of Covid-19 restrictions

• Poland and Russia engage in tit-for tat expulsions of diplomats triggered by the Alexei Navalny affair, and

• Legendary Polish actor Krzysztof Kowalewski dies at the age of 83.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Shopping malls reopen under a limited easing of Covid-19 restrictions but most are extended to February 14th

• Entry into force of Constitutional Tribunal abortion ruling triggers a new wave of protests

• Polska 2050 floats proposals for further separation of church and state, and

• WOŚP reports record fundraising last Sunday but is also dragged into domestic political divisions.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Calls for unity following all-party meeting on Covid-19 vaccination campaign as rollout commences for over 70s.

• Platforma Obywatelska marks twenty years since its foundation but in the aftermath of the  defection to Polska 2050 of top leader Joanna Mucha

• Polish man who was in a coma in a Plymouth hospital and whose case aroused emotions after his life support was turned off, has died, and

• Paulo Sousa is named as the new Polish national soccer team head coach.

Po Polsku: 

• Wezwanie do jedności po spotkaniu wszystkich partii w sprawie kampanii szczepień przeciwko Covid-19 wraz z rozpoczęciem szczepień dla osób powyżej 70. roku życia

• Mija dwadzieścia lat od powstania Platformy Obywatelskiej, ale w następstwie odejścia czołowej liderki Joanny Muchy do Polski 2050

• Zmarł Polak przebywający w śpiączce w szpitalu w Plymouth, którego przypadek wzbudził emocje po odłączeniu aparatury podtrzymującej życie

• Paulo Sousa zostaje nowym trenerem reprezentacji Polski w piłce nożnej.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Businesses move to reopen themselves ahead of the easing of restrictions citing economic necessity

• Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin is hospitalised with Covid-19 amid a temporary reduction in vaccine deliveries

• Jerzy Brzęczek is sacked as the head coach of Poland’s national soccer team and

• Quintuplets are born at a hospital in Poznań.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Onsite schooling for grade 1 to 3 elementary pupils is to resume from next Monday but the rest of the additional restrictions are extended

• Porozumienie opposes a controversial proposed new fines law in a further example of friction within the Zjednoczona Prawica ruling bloc

• Outgoing U.S. Ambassador, Georgette Mosbacher, receives a State award and

• Poland highlights its role in the successful reintroduction of European bison.

Poland’s main news stories since our last update have included:

· Poland enters a ‘national quarantine’ due to Covid-19 from December 28th through to January 17th

· There are very muted New Year festivities as President Duda says he hopes for a return to normality

· Antoni and Julia are the top baby names for boys and girls respectively in Poland in 2020, and

· a woman is in the race to be a Hejnał Mariacki bugler in Kraków.

The main news stories in Poland this week have included:

• EU summit sees agreement on 2021 – 2027 budget and economic recovery package removing the threat of a Polish veto

• Despite assurances as to its scope Poland and Hungary are to go to the European Court of Justice over the ‘rule of law’ mechanism

• Polish government announces its national Covid-19 vaccination strategy, and

• President Duda extends congratulations to Joe Biden on his formal election as U.S. President by the Electoral College.

The main news stories in Poland this week have included:

• Total reported Covid-19 cases go over the 1 million mark but with new daily numbers remaining relatively stable

• Government announces new economic stimulus measures dubbed Financial Shield 2.0

• Polish and Hungarian Prime Ministers meet twice within five days to coordinate their positions in opposition to the EU’s so-called ‘rule of law’ mechanism and

• Institute of National Remembrance asks the Supreme Court to lift the immunity of one of its members in a case involving a martial law era judgment.