Central bankers see inflation falling in Central and Eastern Europe Sep 9, 2008
Piotr Kalisz of Citibank said he expected Polish growth to slow below 4 percent in 2009 on weaker exports and investment activity. And although inflation was likely to start to decline, it would probably remain above the central bank's 2. (International Herald Tribune -- Business)
Eastern Europe gets jittery over Russia Aug 19, 2008
" Renata Kalisz, an office administrator, spoke in a similar vein. "Only the U.S. can protect us, not Europe, and so there is no danger for Poland," Kalisz, 48, said as she emerged from St. John's Cathedral, a restored medieval church where a musical trio from the Polish mountains was performing loud ballads in dialect. Palasinski, the television commentator, said Russia's threats against Poland remained a fact of life regardless of the intensity of Warsaw's friendship with the U.S. Cementing... (Los Angeles Times)
* World News Quick Take Mar 23, 2008
The man, who lives in Kalisz, shot at the vehicles for more than a year until investigators were called in, the local prosecutor's office said. Walczak did not identify the man by name. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
Kaczynski, Tusk Range Far From Home, Seeking Votes From Polish Emigrants Oct 10, 2007
Tusk's visit to London's estimated 400,000 Poles -- a number that would fill his hometown of Gdansk, made famous by the Solidarity movement that helped bring down communism in 1989 --followed a visit by Left and Democrats lawmaker Ryszard Kalisz on Sept. 26. Law & Justice Deputy Chairman Adam Lipinski has toured Ireland, while Lech Kaczynski, 58, is planning a trip to Germany on Oct. 12. (Bloomberg -- Europe)
