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While military strikes on command centers are happening worldwide, Liepāja's Karosta continues to stand untouched, raising questions about our defense strategy.
While Americans battle with 'Epic Fury', in Liepāja the tram peacefully runs its route and nobody calls their daily routines 'operations'.
While rockets fly around the world and people suffer, life in Liepāja continues as usual with tram repairs and coffee quests.
Local café enthusiasts are ready to defend their beloved spots from capital city invaders who demand 'something like Starbucks'.
While conflicts rage around the world, our city's public transport proves that real precision is something entirely different.
Israel's army proudly announces half-destroyed missile stockpiles, but in Liepāja we've long known - doing things halfway means not doing them at all.
Ukraine shot down 110 out of 123 Russian drones, which is a better result than Liepāja football team against Rīga Dinamo.
While in South Asia people are smashing consulate windows and police are deploying tear gas, the only protest in Liepāja today is against the Central Market running out of fresh cucumbers.
While explosions can be heard in Persian Gulf countries, the only noise in Liepāja is the tram creaking down Graudu Street.
Following news of Iranian top military officials' elimination, Liepāja's experienced warriors begin preparing their CVs.
A historic glimpse into a time when the city debated the proper name for pianos and turned off heating in March.
While international conflicts rage in Iran, Liepāja's rescuers focus on local problems - cats stuck in trees and tram collisions with cyclists.