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Poland's hooligans export violence

Rioting of the kind provoked by Polish football hooligans in Belfast at the weekend is a sadly frequent occurrence in Poland. Now I fear these people may do a great deal of damage to relations between Northern Irish and Polish communities in the ...

From ALEKSANDRA LOJEK-MAGDZIARZ, Comment Is Free,  1 Apr 2009

Poland's international commuters

Poland is not ready for the credit crunch – as Polish economists have been warning. Our politicians have been so far too afraid to take radical steps to improve public finances, whether they involve pension reform or privatisation and restructuring. It ...

From ALEKSANDRA LOJEK-MAGDZIARZ, Comment Is Free,  25 Feb 2009

Aleksandra Lojek-Magdziarz: Why Polish immigrants are the perfect recession scapegoat

The economic downturn is beginning to reveal underlying resentment of immigration. Poles were all very good when they worked hard (and were praised for their work ethic) and paid their taxes. But during the hard times, our situation gets really ...

From ALEKSANDRA LOJEK-MAGDZIARZ, Guardian Unlimited,  12 Jan 2009

Aleksandra Lojek-Magdziarz: Many Polish women go to Britain for an abortion – blame the lack of sex education and doctors who won't prescribe the pill

I am not a supporter of abortion, I must admit. To me – as a person who cannot kill a spider, but rather has to walk it gently out of the premises – destroying a human being, and not in self-defence, is something I would never do. But at the same time, ...

From ALEKSANDRA LOJEK-MAGDZIARZ, Guardian Unlimited,  17 Dec 2008

Aleksandra Lojek-Magdziarz: Opinionated Poles

Are Poles in Britain really starting to go home? Right now, I have no plans to do so, but you never know. Polish migration to the UK, after peaking about a year ago, has stabilised a little. Everyone who was planning to make their way over already has. ...

From ALEKSANDRA LOJEK-MAGDZIARZ, Comment Is Free,  1 Aug 2008

Talking turkey

I was shocked that Ireland's Eurovision entry berated Poles, since for my childhood in the communist bloc the show was a beacon of harmony I was interested to hear an Irish turkey-shaped glove puppet say live on the Radio 4's Today programme that "we ...

From ALEKSANDRA LOJEK-MAGDZIARZ, Comment Is Free,  23 May 2008
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What makes a country?

What is the nature of British society? What is Britishness? As a Pole in Britain, I see interesting things happening in both these countries. Having heard about Migrationwatch UK, and after appearing on a BBC programme with its chair, I decided to pore ...

From ALEKSANDRA LOJEK-MAGDZIARZ, Comment Is Free,  17 Dec 2007

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