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Ukrainian Man Sets Self On Fire Outside Consulate In Poland
A Ukrainian man was admitted to hospital on Thursday with life-threatening injuries after setting himself on fire outside his country's consulate in southern Poland, police said.
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Man Kept Mother's Mummified Body On His Couch For 13 Years, Arrested
The owner of the house has been taken by paramedics to the hospital where he will be examined by expert psychiatrists.
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No Explosives Found Aboard Poland-Greece Flight After Bomb Alert
Greek police on Sunday said they had found no explosives on board a Ryanair flight from Poland, following an earlier bomb threat.
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Ukrainian Guards At Kharkiv Were Drunk, Asked For Bribes: Student To NDTV
Three Indian students from Kharkiv -- in the process of being evacuated from Poland -- told NDTV that they were beaten by the Ukrainian police and military at the railway station when they tried to get out of the city.
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Missing Polish Murderer Caught After 2 Decades: "He Didn't Have A Mask"
Polish police on Tuesday said they arrested a man long sought for murder after he was stopped for not wearing a mask at a store in breach of Covid rules.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Developer CD Projekt Red Still Struggling With February Data Breach, New Information Reveals
Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red may be in more trouble than initially known. It shared a follow up to its February security breach stating that internal data is now being circulated online. The company fell victim to a cyberattack early in February.
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Ryanair Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Berlin
A Ryanair passenger plane made an emergency landing in Berlin before resuming its journey to Poland, German police said late Sunday without releasing further details.
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Israeli Teen Arrested For Indecent Act At Former Nazi German Death Camp
Polish police on Monday said they had detained an Israeli teenager after security cameras caught him exposing his rear at the former Nazi German death camp Majdanek.
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Indian Student Assaulted In Poland is 'Fine', Probe On: Ambassador
The Indian student who was attacked in Poland is now fine, India's Ambassador to Poland Ajay Bisaria today said. He said Polish police are investigating the case.
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Fans Give Poland's Lech Walesa 1,000 Roses Amid Spying Allegations
Poles gave Solidarity hero Lech Walesa 1,000 roses on Thursday in a fragrant show of support as the Nobel laureate fought off fresh allegations he had collaborated with the communist secret police in the early 1970s.
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Handwriting Proves Poland's Walesa Helped Secret Police: Prosecutors
Polish prosecutors on Tuesday said handwriting analysis proves that Solidarity freedom hero Lech Walesa collaborated with the communist-era secret police in the early 1970s.
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Polish Police Calls On Protesters Blocking Parliament To Disperse
Polish police called on protesters blocking the parliament in the early hours of Saturday to disperse, warning over loudspeakers that force might otherwise be used, a Reuters cameraman on the scene said.
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Police In Europe Seize 1,000 Kg Of Drugs, Arrest Gang Members
Police have seized more than 1,000 kg of hashish and arrested 23 people in a joint operation in Spain, Poland, Denmark and France targeting a drug smuggling gang, Polish and Spanish police said today.
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Violence Continues to Mar Euro 2016, Northern Ireland Fans Drawn Into Mix
According to a Northern Ireland police officer accompanying fans at the scene, French riot police moved in after local Nice youths hurled bottles at Northern Ireland supporters in cafes near the central Place Massena
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Poland's New Police Law Allows Privacy Infringement, Says Panel
An international human rights commission on Friday criticized a new Polish law regulating police surveillance powers as leaving too much room for breaching the privacy of individuals.
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Ukrainian Man Sets Self On Fire Outside Consulate In Poland
A Ukrainian man was admitted to hospital on Thursday with life-threatening injuries after setting himself on fire outside his country's consulate in southern Poland, police said.
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Man Kept Mother's Mummified Body On His Couch For 13 Years, Arrested
The owner of the house has been taken by paramedics to the hospital where he will be examined by expert psychiatrists.
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No Explosives Found Aboard Poland-Greece Flight After Bomb Alert
Greek police on Sunday said they had found no explosives on board a Ryanair flight from Poland, following an earlier bomb threat.
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Ukrainian Guards At Kharkiv Were Drunk, Asked For Bribes: Student To NDTV
Three Indian students from Kharkiv -- in the process of being evacuated from Poland -- told NDTV that they were beaten by the Ukrainian police and military at the railway station when they tried to get out of the city.
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Missing Polish Murderer Caught After 2 Decades: "He Didn't Have A Mask"
Polish police on Tuesday said they arrested a man long sought for murder after he was stopped for not wearing a mask at a store in breach of Covid rules.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Developer CD Projekt Red Still Struggling With February Data Breach, New Information Reveals
Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red may be in more trouble than initially known. It shared a follow up to its February security breach stating that internal data is now being circulated online. The company fell victim to a cyberattack early in February.
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Ryanair Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Berlin
A Ryanair passenger plane made an emergency landing in Berlin before resuming its journey to Poland, German police said late Sunday without releasing further details.
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Israeli Teen Arrested For Indecent Act At Former Nazi German Death Camp
Polish police on Monday said they had detained an Israeli teenager after security cameras caught him exposing his rear at the former Nazi German death camp Majdanek.
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Indian Student Assaulted In Poland is 'Fine', Probe On: Ambassador
The Indian student who was attacked in Poland is now fine, India's Ambassador to Poland Ajay Bisaria today said. He said Polish police are investigating the case.
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Fans Give Poland's Lech Walesa 1,000 Roses Amid Spying Allegations
Poles gave Solidarity hero Lech Walesa 1,000 roses on Thursday in a fragrant show of support as the Nobel laureate fought off fresh allegations he had collaborated with the communist secret police in the early 1970s.
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Handwriting Proves Poland's Walesa Helped Secret Police: Prosecutors
Polish prosecutors on Tuesday said handwriting analysis proves that Solidarity freedom hero Lech Walesa collaborated with the communist-era secret police in the early 1970s.
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Polish Police Calls On Protesters Blocking Parliament To Disperse
Polish police called on protesters blocking the parliament in the early hours of Saturday to disperse, warning over loudspeakers that force might otherwise be used, a Reuters cameraman on the scene said.
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Police In Europe Seize 1,000 Kg Of Drugs, Arrest Gang Members
Police have seized more than 1,000 kg of hashish and arrested 23 people in a joint operation in Spain, Poland, Denmark and France targeting a drug smuggling gang, Polish and Spanish police said today.
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Violence Continues to Mar Euro 2016, Northern Ireland Fans Drawn Into Mix
According to a Northern Ireland police officer accompanying fans at the scene, French riot police moved in after local Nice youths hurled bottles at Northern Ireland supporters in cafes near the central Place Massena
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Poland's New Police Law Allows Privacy Infringement, Says Panel
An international human rights commission on Friday criticized a new Polish law regulating police surveillance powers as leaving too much room for breaching the privacy of individuals.
