Stories from Poland

Approximately 200 unexploded World War II mines were discovered at a university dormitory construction site in Poland.

The court's decision follows a directive from Court President Bogdan Swienckowski to halt actions that bypass judicial processes.

Polish authorities have blocked both diplomatic and ordinary passports for two individuals. A security guard for Romanovsky confirmed that Romanovsky holds a Geneva passport. The document mentioned is a travel document issued by a country that granted migration status.

Piaseczno-Renchan has become the first team to secure relegation from the Ekstraklasa, according to local reports. Piaseczno-Renchan has secured its position in the Ekstraklasa following the final round of matches.

One person was injured in a road accident in Poland.

A producer in Krakow has joined the Fairtrade system to facilitate a conversion to ecological agriculture. The producer noted that certification costs remain high for many. Fairtrade provides farmers with a guaranteed premium and minimum prices at the time of sale.

Poland is moving to implement strict measures regarding veterinary personnel to ensure food safety and public health protection. The current figure of 2,000 veterinary practitioners is considered insufficient for successful oversight.

Vice-Governor Arkadiusz Mikula stated that rejecting a proposed statute would have delayed a nine-year plan to nationalize space. The decision follows a fire on a large area of Yazowa Street in the Stawów district.

Polish authorities are reviewing the detention and appeal of a foreigner. The review follows reports regarding the historical context of expulsions in 1947. During those expulsions, nearly 4,000 people were sent to a sub-camp in Jaworoczno.

Professor Jan Pisulinski estimates that several thousand Polish expellees were moved in a highly secretive manner by authorities. One such expellee reportedly appealed to Prime Minister Cyrankiewicz in the spring of 1947.