We have started to collect the most important news related to Poland in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Poland's new conservative prime minister wins a vote of confidence in his minority government.
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The US has held talks with Poland and other countries on setting up a missile defence base in Europe.
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Poland's Defence Minister Radoslaw Sikorski says he is opening the country's secret Warsaw Pact files.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel travels to Poland, with a number of contentious issues on the agenda.
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Poland announces a formal inquiry into claims that the CIA ran secret prisons on its territory.
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Poland's new conservative President Lech Kaczynski is sworn in and says politics must be cleaned up.
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Poland plans to keep its troops in Iraq until the end of 2006, reversing earlier withdrawal plans.
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Poland passes legislation to pay women for each new child, in an effort to boost the falling population.
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Poland becomes the first ex-Warsaw Pact country to patrol the Baltic states' air space for Nato.
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A Polish journalist begins a jail term over a libel case that has drawn international condemnation.
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Commemorations marking the Holocaust begin in Poland, on the 61st anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
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At least 32 are dead and many remain trapped in freezing temperatures after a trade hall collapses in southern Poland.
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There is little hope of finding more survivors after a trade hall collapses in southern Poland, killing 65 people.
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A state of mourning is declared in Poland after a roof falls on pigeon enthusiasts, killing at least 66 people.
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Polish officials say 62 people died when a trade hall's roof collapsed - five fewer than they had previously thought.
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A designer of the Polish trade hall that collapsed killing 63 people tries to commit suicide, local officials say.
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