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The Russian army is trying to capture Ukrainian villages with motorcycles and buggies, but Ukrainians are proving that even extreme sports can become a means of defense.
While Riga is still looking for a place for one memorial stone, South Kurzeme Municipality has already created an entire geological collection.
While Riga searches for specialists with non-existent licenses, Liepāja treats addictions with fresh sea air and storm watching.
Local athlete, due to circumstances yet to be determined, decided to test how quickly one can transition from a sitting position to a lying one.
Three high schoolers create smart pill box with bluetooth and alarm signals. Now even grandma's medication routine becomes hi-tech.
While Riga's tourism agencies are still figuring out how to attract visitors, our eastern border has become an unexpectedly popular destination.
While Riga residents panic-buy masks, experienced Liepāja locals say: after Covid, swine flu, and bird flu, we're ready for anything.
While the Middle East continues with a new trending sport - 'extreme hiding from rockets', people at Liepāja Olympic Center peacefully swim in their pool.
While missiles are destroying rooftops in the Middle East, Liepāja residents ask - have these people never experienced a real storm?
While a Brussels court tries to figure out a 64-year-old crime, pensioners by Lake Liepāja think it's never too late to start a new life.
While Moldova battles an oil spill in the Dniester, Liepāja residents remember that their water has always been a bit special.
While Germans worry about their gold in the US, Liepāja has long known that all valuables should be kept at home.