News Poland Silesian: Derby Days, Poland: The Great Silesian Derby
The Athletic is attending some of the most ferocious derbies across Europe, charting the history of the continent’s most deep-rooted and volatile rivalries. The series began last season, covering 10 ...
News Poland Silesian: How Poland’s historic Upper Silesia coal mining region is turning towards jewellery
Upper Silesia, a region in southern Poland with long historic ties to the coal industry, is marked by the blood, sweat, and tears of miners. Now, designers are taking this “black gold” and transformin...
News Poland Silesian: Driving examiner dies after being hit by a car at a training yard
A 68-year-old woman who was taking her driver's license exam hit the examiner at a training yard of the Voivodeship Training Centre for Drivers in Rybnik, Silesian Voivodeship. The 35-year-old ...
News Poland Silesian: Świdnica Peace Church
Świdnica’s gorgeous Peace Church is the largest of three such dazzlingly lovely structures to have been meticulously built in 1650s Silesia. In a reluctant act of religious tolerance, the Catholic ...
News Poland Silesian: Globalworth buys two office complexes in Poland
Globalworth Real Estate announced a conditional agreement for the acquisition of two investments in Poland, which were identified as part of its acquisition pipeline announced on 11 March, for a combined transaction value of €113.2m on Friday.
News Poland Silesian: Globalworth Real Estate Makes Further Major Polish Investment
LONDON (Alliance News) - Globalworth Real Estate Investments Ltd has made two investments in Poland worth over EUR110 million, it announced Friday. Globalworth has bought newly completed office ...
News Poland Silesian: Orange Poland offers LTE 2100 MHz on 4,500 base stations
Orange Poland has announced that it already has nearly 4,500 base ... Tricity, Krakow, Szczecin, Olsztyn, Silesia.
News Poland Silesian: Can Poland wean itself off coal?
Until the mid-1980s, Poland was one of the world’s top five coal producers. Silesia’s coalfields drew workers and wealth to the region, creating the sprawling conurbation of about three million people ...
