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Renewed flooding in Poland, Slovakia and Hungary forces thousands from their homes.

Two people have died and thousands evacuated from their homes as floods hit central Europe.

German chancellor Angela Merkel visits flood-hit Frankfurt (Oder) and praises rescue effort.

A flood alert in eastern Germany has been raised to the highest level as the Oder river rises.

Germany is bracing itself for floods as emergency teams in Poland suffer worst floods in decades.

Poland scrambles to block the rising flood waters that have already killed at least 15 people.

The eastern state of Brandenburg braces itself as floods in Poland edge towards Germany.

Investigators say non-crew members were in the co*ckpit of the plane before it went down.

Heavy rains have smashed parts of Eastern and Central Europe, claiming six lives in Poland.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says Europe needs to become a closer union of nation states.

Poland's premier receives the prestigious Charlemagne Prize for European understanding.

Russia marks the end of World War II with its largest-ever post-Soviet military parade in Moscow.

The reconstruction of an Elizabethan theater in Gdansk aims to invigorate the Shakespeare scene.

Russia has made public for the first time documents relating to the execution in1940 of 22,000 Polish officers by the Soviet NKVD secret police, including an order signed by dictator Josef Stalin.

Moscow puts documents online relating to the 1940 Soviet massacre of Polish officers at Katyn.

The late Polish president's twin brother is seeking to capitalize on his sibling's legacy.

The election to find a successor to Polish President Lech Kaczynski will start on June 20.

NATO recently announced plans to secure Russian cooperation in a joint European defense shield.

The funeral for the Polish president was held Sunday despite flight cancellations across Europe.

Over 100,000 mourners attend a memorial for the victims of the Polish air crash.

Polish officials warned volcanic ash across Europe may postpone President Kaczynski's funeral.

Initial reports have ruled out speculation that the Polish president pressured his pilot to land.

Russia's reaction to the Polish plane crash opens a door to possible reconciliation with Poland.

The bodies of Poland's first couple are lying in state until Sunday's burial in Krakow.

Poland is struggling to fill key positions in its state administration after a weekend plane crash in western Russia killed President Lech Kaczynski and many other top officials.

Poland begins a week of mourning for the president and other victims of Saturday's plane crash.

The coffin of President Kaczynski arrived in Warsaw as the probe into the crash continues.

Germany grieves along with Poland after the deat of President Kacynski in a plane crash.

Poland is in shock after its president and dozens of top officials were killed in a plane crash.

Polish President Lech Kaczynski, who died Saturday, was a combative European and a patriot.

Poland is in shock at the death of President Kaczynski and many members of its political elite.

Germany has expressed sorrow at the death of Polish president Lech Kaczynski in a plane crash.

Sweden extradited a former neo-Nazi leader to Poland for involvement in the Auschwitz theft.

Russia and Poland mourn the victims of the 1940 massacre in a show of unprecedented solidarity.

Russian Prime Minister and his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk remember the Katyn massacre.

The 1940 massacre of Polish officers still strains relations between Warsaw and Moscow.

In Poland, home builders are doing more to cut costs and save energy, thanks to an EU directive.

Seventy years ago, some 22,000 Polish soldiers were killed by occupying Soviet troops in Katyn.

The contractor working on Ukraine's UEFA stadium in Lviv has been fired for lack of progress.

Three Polish men have been jailed for their role in the theft of the infamous Auschwitz sign.

Sweden allows the extradition of a former neo-Nazi leader for the theft of an infamous sign.

Police have arrested a man in Sweden relating to the theft of the entrance sign at Auschwitz.

A controversial politician has renounced her claim to a post on the advisory board of a new expellee

John Axelrod and Sinfonietta Cracovia perform Penderecki.

Ukraine's shift toward Russia leaves Czechs and Poles alone in their fears of a resurgent Russia.

Poland has issued an EU arrest warrant for a man linked to the theft of the Auschwitz sign.

At least 40 people have died as temperatures in Europe plummet - and the worst is yet to come.

Chancellor Angela Merkel meets key ministers to discuss Germany's Afghanistan strategy.

Russia expressed confusion at Poland's announcement to station missiles near the Russian border.

Polish Premier Donald Tusk has been awarded a German prize for his service to European unification.