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The service was created for all Expatriates currently living or just staying in Poland. We do hope that content presented here will ease the process of accommodation in the new community and environment.
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Mladic trial hit by legal hitch
The war crimes trial of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic is postponed on its second day because prosecutors failed to disclose some evidence to the defence.
French government takes pay cut
France's new government holds its first cabinet meeting, announcing a 30% pay cut for President Hollande and his ministers.
Disco singer Donna Summer dies
US singer Donna Summer, famous for disco hits including I Feel Love and Love To Love You Baby, dies at the age of 63.
Facebook share sale approaches
Facebook shares will begin trading in New York on Friday in one of the most eagerly anticipated share flotations in recent stock market history.
White births now minority in US
Children from racial and ethnic minorities now account for more than half the births in the US, estimates from the latest census data say.
Berlin airport hit by fresh blow
The opening of Berlin's new airport is put back again, probably until March 2013 and its technical manager is sacked.
Kennedy wife 'died by hanging'
Mary Kennedy - the estranged wife of Robert F Kennedy Jr, nephew of John F Kennedy - died of asphyxiation due to hanging, authorities say.
Syria opposition head 'to resign'
The head of Syria's main opposition umbrella body, the Syrian National Council, says he will resign amid growing criticism and rifts within the group.
African troops in Guinea-Bissau
The first wave of a West African peacekeeping force lands in Guinea-Bissau to try to bring stability after last month's military coup.
US strike plan on Iran 'ready'
The US has plans in place to attack Iran if other measures fail to stop it developing nuclear weapons, Washington's envoy to Israel says.
Greece names caretaker cabinet
A cabinet of professors and diplomats is sworn in in Greece to steer the debt-ridden eurozone state into repeat elections on 17 June
Man held for 'swallowing diamond'
A man is being held in custody until a $20,000 diamond he is believed to have swallowed passes through his system, Canadian police say.
Man jumps in chute to escape girl
Rescuers in Tyumen, central Russia, free a man from a rubbish chute he had jumped into to hide from his girlfriend.
Limbless man hits swim landmark
Philippe Croizon, a limbless Frenchman, completes the first part of his challenge to swim between five continents.
Pinterest to get $100m investment
Social networking service Pinterest is to receive $100m in funding, prompting analysts to value the two-year-old firm at up to $1.5bn.
'Go-go' musician Chuck Brown dies
Guitarist and singer Chuck Brown, who mixed funk, soul and Latin styles to help create the "go-go" scene in Washington DC in the 1970s, dies at the age of 75.
Inmates take over Honduras jail
Officials say prisoners have taken control of a jail in the Honduran city of San Pedro Sula where at least one person died in a fight between inmates on Wednesday.
Rio hotels agree summit price cut
The Brazilian government reaches a deal with Rio de Janeiro hotel owners to cut spiralling room prices ahead of a major UN summit in the city.
SA 'fails pupils on textbooks'
The South African government's failure to provide textbooks to all state school pupils violates the constitution, the high court rules.
Death penalty for Somaliland raid
A group of 17 civilians are sentenced to death, the day after carrying out an attack on a military base in the self-proclaimed republic of Somaliland.
Passport boost for activist Chen
Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng says he and his family have completed passport applications and officials say they should be ready in 15 days.
Burma sees first gay pride event
Hundreds of people attend the first gay pride event to be held in Burma, where homosexual relationships are banned.
Bankia: No cash withdrawal surge
Shares in Spanish bank Bankia close sharply lower as it is forced to deny a report of a large amount of withdrawals from the troubled group.
EU seeks fresh start with Turkey
The EU's enlargement commissioner visits Turkey in an attempt to kick-start Ankara's stalled bid to join the bloc.
Drone hits al-Qaeda cell in Yemen
A drone strike in eastern Yemen has killed two suspected al-Qaeda militants, a Yemeni security official says.
Turkey jets 'pursue Israel plane'
Turkey says it scrambled two military jets to chase away an Israeli plane which allegedly violated the airspace of Turkish-held northern Cyprus.
Cameron defends his euro warning
David Cameron says it was "more dangerous to stay silent than to speak out" - and insists there will be no retreat on deficit reduction.
Court quashes murder conviction
A 24-year-old London man who has served more than seven years in jail for the murder of a trainee chef has his conviction quashed.
Markets drop on eurozone worries
Concern over the eurozone debt crisis has continued to weigh on financial markets, with the euro dropping more than a cent against the US dollar,
Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal
Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port car plant will build a new Astra car in a deal that means huge investment and the creation and support of thousands of jobs.
Buffett in newspaper investment
Berkshire Hathaway, the holding company of legendary investor Warren Buffett, invests in 63 local newspapers in the south-eastern US.
Martinez on Liverpool shortlist
Roberto Martinez is given permission to speak to Liverpool and is one of several candidates shortlisted to succeed Kenny Dalglish.
Broad's six give England control
Stuart Broad takes six wickets as England seize the upper hand against West Indies on day one of the first Test at Lord's.
Olympic flame handed over to UK
The Olympic flame is officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a ceremony in Athens.
Adele wins songwriter of the year
Adele picks up two prizes at the prestigious Ivor Novello songwriting awards - but misses out on two more trophies.
Wiggles founder members bow out
Three of the four original members of Australian children's entertainers The Wiggles are to leave the group, paving the way for the group's first female performer.
Renovated Rodin Museum re-opens
The Rodin Museum in Philadelphia is re-opening after a series of renovations.
VIDEO: Student protest in Chile turns violent
Tens of thousands of Chilean students take to the streets to demand free education.
VIDEO: Tough auditions for NY subway acts
Passengers on New York's subway system are familiar with the sight of buskers performing for the crowds, but the musicians who play underground must be scrutinised before earning a spot there.
VIDEO: Adrenaline sports on dangerous volcano
A team of speed flyers have become the world's first to successfully descend Italy's Mount Etna.
VIDEO: Five hundred schools closed in Afghanistan
A recent wave of attacks at schools in Afghanistan is forcing the Ministry of Education to close down schools across 11 provinces.
VIDEO: Who may do best in Greece poll?
The leader of a left-wing party in Greece, Alexis Tsipras, looks likely to do best in next month's election and there is increasing speculation that Greece could be forced out of the euro if his party wins.
VIDEO: Pakistan set to lift Nato Afghan blockade
The Pakistani government appears to be on the verge of lifting its six-month blockade on the transport of Nato goods through Pakistan to Afghanistan.
VIDEO: Feasting bears and other travel tips
Michelle Jana Chan gives her top travel ideas for the coming weeks including watching Alaska's brown bears feasting on wild salmon as they head up river.
VIDEO: Soyuz spaceship docks at ISS
A Soyuz spacecraft has successfully docked with the International Space Station.
VIDEO: One-minute World News
Watch the latest news summary from BBC World News. International news updated 24 hours a day.
High stakes of Pakistan's Nato drivers
Pakistanis who risk all to drive for Nato
Mali coup: Tuaregs tell of ethnic attacks
Teacher tells of fleeing ethnic attacks during Mali rebellion
France's new Socialist cabinet named
Names to watch in Francois Hollande's new cabinet
Bomb revives Colombia's bitter memories
Colombian capital relives bitter memories of violence
Cuba faces housing crunch
Cuba bids to shore up its crumbling houses in Havana
'Growing menace' of Australian bike gang violence
Bike gang shootings rock Australian city
Swiss Army knife adapts to remain a cutting-edge tool
The Swiss Army knife had to adapt after the events of 9/11
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