
World Discovers New Blessing Trend — Dictators Become Icon Collector Objects
While in Liepāja we pray for good wind and fish bait, the world has discovered a revolutionary religious practice — dictator worship.
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While in Liepāja we pray for good wind and fish bait, the world has discovered a revolutionary religious practice — dictator worship.

The hunting trophy exhibition in Kazdanga reveals that red deer avoid hunters as successfully as Liepāja residents avoid Riga tourists.

While in Liepāja we still remember what coins look like, Swedes have suddenly discovered that cards don't always work.

St. Petersburg museum director discovers that digging in Crimea without Ukrainian permission can cost more than a Warsaw hotel.

New method promises to solve in three years what parents have been trying to solve for 16 years - how to stop teenagers from behaving like barbarians.

While rock musicians in Liepāja have been registering their song titles for years, European experts have finally discovered that phone scammers could do the same.

A creative vandal born in 1992 decided that car bodies are the ideal canvas for expressing his political views.

US President suspends ban on foreign ships carrying cargo between American ports for 60 days. Liepāja port workers are already preparing instructions.

While in Liepāja we're still trying to memorize all the Karosta basement passages, a more complex puzzle has been uncovered in Riga — how 21 people managed to make secret agreements worth 1.5 million euros.

While NATO allies discuss complex military operations, Liepāja hockey fans have long known how to get through straits — with speed and precision.

Vodka in Russia now costs almost 10 euros per liter, but local experts are convinced — this is just the beginning. In Liepāja, such news would trigger a revolutionary decision to take a stroll through Jūrmala Park.

Scammers posed as police officers and bank employees to defraud 2 million euros. In Liepāja, no one would have believed such nonsense.