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+/-Mar 14 2008Welcome to the web site of the Swedish Embassy in Warsaw!By:
+/-Nov 22 2007Schengen Free-Travel Area EnlargedBy:
European Union interior ministers agreed during a meeting in Brussels on 8 November 2007 to enlarge the Schengen free-travel area to cover nine new member states, including Poland. The other new member states are Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Slovakia and Slovenia. The European Parliament approved the Ministers' decision on 15 November.
+/-Nov 14 2007Minister for Foreign Affairs Carl Bildt on the Future of Our Common EuropeBy:
"Our Europe has never been as free, as prosperous or as secure as it is today. And never really means never - never in its entire history", said Minister for Foreign Affairs Carl Bildt in his speech at the College of Europe's Natolin Campus in Warsaw on Monday.
+/-Oct 15 2007International Congress to Manifest “the Value of Words”By:
WALTIC 2008, an international congress to manifest “the value of words” will be held in Stockholm from 29 June to 2 July 2008.
+/-Sep 7 2007Swedish Minister for Communications, Ms Åsa Torstensson, Visits PolandBy:
+/-Jul 12 2007Regular Newsletters from VisitSwedenBy:
+/-Jul 11 2007The Great Linnaeus School ChallengeBy:
Combine your environmental teaching this autumn with the opportunity to go on the trip of a lifetime with your class – a visit to Swedish Lapland, the last wilderness in Europe.
+/-Mar 6 2007News from SwedenBy:
+/-Jan 25 2007Business Learning from Business in Opposing Bribery in PolandBy:
Swedish Presidency of the Baltic Sea States - Stefan Batory Foundation
+/-Jan 4 2007Swedish Studies at Universities and University Colleges in PolandBy:
If your are interested in studying Swedish in Poland, Swedish language and culture is taught at the universities in Gdansk, Krakow, Lublin, Poznan,Sosnowiec, Warszawa, Wroclaw.
+/-Jan 2 2007Polish and Swedish Police Break Up Drug-Trafficking NetworkBy:
+/-Aug 3 2004Welcome to the Web Site of the Swedish Embassy in Warsaw, PolandBy:
Travelling to Sweden? Whether you plan to go to Sweden as a tourist, employee or student – here you can find answers to many of your questions.

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