Poland's advertising market declined in all sectors in the first quarter this year except the Internet where ad sales kept on rising, Polish Radio said. The ad market dropped by $48 million in the first three months this year, with finance sectors, audio-video, automotive and computers reducing expenditures, the radio said Wednesday. Newspapers and magazines are the biggest losers, off 19 percent and 16 percent, respectively.

Text of report by Polish leading privately-owned centre-left newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza website, on 20 August [Report by Rafal Zasun: "An Energy Plan for Poland"] The Economy Ministry says that nuclear power plants will supply 15 per cent of electricity in Poland by 2030 - on the condition that society agrees.

Text of report by Polish leading privately-owned centre-left newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza website, on 30 May [Report by Grzegorz Lisicki: "Vietnamese Security Police in Poland Again"] At least 120 refugees from Vietnam were questioned in Przemysl by Vietnam's security police, Gazeta Wyborcza has learned.

Text of report by Polish leading privately-owned centre-left newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza website, on 5 April [Report by Rafal Zasun: "Government, More Energy!"] Poland may face a power shortage, energy giants are warning in unison.

Excerpt from report by Polish leading privately-owned centre- left newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza website, on 21 March [Interview with Polish Deputy Treasury Minister Krzysztof Zuk by Renata Grochal; place and date not given: "We Are Unveiling the Four- Year Privatization Plan"] [Introductory passage omitted] [Grochal] Prime Minister Donald Tusk pledged that privatization would accelerate, but this is not yet visible.