
Iran reveals: nuclear facilities need better locks than Karostas houses
IAEA confirms damage to Natanz nuclear facility, but no one expected radiological consequences - just like no one expects anything in Karosta to work properly.
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IAEA confirms damage to Natanz nuclear facility, but no one expected radiological consequences - just like no one expects anything in Karosta to work properly.

Events in Tehran make Liepāja municipality think about alternative building renovation methods. Karosta gains additional arguments for negotiations with the state.

While in Oman drones hit fuel tanks, in Liepāja port the trams run as always - without attacks and with real manly attitude.

A lady living near Rēzekne sends 42 euros to Russia for drone jammers, but uses such a convoluted scheme through Belarus that even the State Security Service isn't sure whether she's a spy or simply doesn't know how banks work.

While the world drops drones on embassies, in Liepāja our old tram continues to peacefully spark along the tracks.

While Riga dwellers sit sluggishly in their warm offices, Liepāja residents are already growing spring within themselves in February.

Americans have blown up 1,250 targets in Iran, while in Liepāja the only thing exploding is tourists' excitement about our tram.

Qatar's air force demonstrates precision that makes Riga pilots hide behind clouds.

While Riga residents try to figure out their public transport, Liepāja folks return from Seychelles with real rarities - the Chikungunya virus.

Local resident Zamir announced he will not end his campaign against his neighbors from Hizbola Street until the threat from the house next door is eliminated.

British base in Cyprus evacuated after drone attack, but in Liepāja we've long been used to things falling from the sky.

A Renault Trafic with eight people compared to Liepāja's tram looks like amateur-level transportation business.