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Sunday elections in Krakow yield two rival candidates for mayor (opens the original)
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Aleksander Miszalski, who was recalled in May, had governed Kraków for more than two years. Although he pushed through several reforms that were widely seen in a positive light, including a substantial pay rise for professional foster families and faster procedures for building the metro, residents quickly began to notice his favourable treatment of developers and the resulting chaos in city management. The final straw, however, was the creation of a Clean Transport Zone in the city, which in it
Dogs know more than humans: Artists reimagine Poland's Silesia region (opens the original)
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Picture this. Stories told during the summer silly season and illustrations for a fictional newspaper describing dogs' extraordinary encounters with aliens. A plague of dogs arguing in the Japanese Garden and a hint of surrealism hanging over a city on a sweltering summer's day. "Holiday Courier" by Michał Prażmo is a series of works inspired by summer, with the Polish coal capital Silesia as a backdrop. It's part of an exhibition entitled "The Last Days of Vacation". The idea of showing Silesia
Polish authorities urge caution as porcupines spread near Warsaw (opens the original)
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The Leoncin commune, east-central Poland on 14 August reported an unusual visitor in the garden of one of the houses. According to the account, the property owners alerted the authorities to a porcupine that first "sampled the garden plants", and as the owner was reporting its presence, "managed to get into the house". The latest incident follows that of 11 August in Łomianki, where the first porcupine was caught and another was found in the Mazovian region. Both animals were placed under the ca
Kubkowski completes historic swim across the Baltic in fifth attempt (opens the original)
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Three has always been the number associated with 'charm', but for Bartłomiej “Foka” Kubkowski’s, it was five, as that is how many attempts it took to swim across the Baltic Sea. On Sunday at around 8 pm local time, the swimmer came ashore at Dziwnów beach in Poland, which was a condition for completing the challenge. In total, he swam 160 km in 55 hours. His feat helped the Cancer Fighters Foundation raise nearly 850,000 zlotys (€197,421) for the fight against cancer, and the fundraising campaig
'Sea cannibal' spreads in Baltic, threatening native species (opens the original)
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A species that resembles a jellyfish but, unlike a jellyfish, has no stinging cells reached Europe in the 1980s. As W.M. Graham and K.M. Bayha point out in the bookBiological Invasions by Marine Jellyfish (source in Polish), it was carried there by ships calling at Black Sea ports from the Atlantic coasts of North and South America. It soon became one of the dominant organisms in those waters. In 1988, at the height of the invasion, the density of Mnemiopsis leidyi reached as many as 400 individ
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